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Most first-time buyers buy fixer-uppers to save money

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What is the exact sample size and margin of error for the Nationwide survey?
How does the trend of buying fixer-uppers compare to previous years?
What are the most common unexpected costs or challenges first-time buyers face during renovations?
How does the average cost of renovation compare to the savings from buying a fixer-upper?
What specific support or resources does Nationwide offer to first-time buyers undertaking renovations?
Percentage of first-time buyers who completed at least one renovation projectfactual

93% of first-time buyers who bought a starter home have completed at least one project.

According to Daily Mail - Money
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90% of first-time buyers have completed at least one renovation or DIY project since moving in.

According to Daily Mail - News

Context: The discrepancy may be due to different phrasing ('starter home' vs 'first-time buyers') or rounding, but it is minor and likely not meaningful.

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