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Does Anyone Ever Keep The Hgtv Dream Home. Who actually wins (and keeps) the hgtv dream home? Most of the winners decide to instead take the cash prize, or sell the residence back to the developer. Country living reports that out of the 21 people who have won the dream house, only six have actually resided in the home for over a year. But why do so many decide to. Here's the truth about winning that amazing home. Millions enter each year for the chance to win hgtv's dream home giveaway. If you won the lottery and decided to put some of the cash toward a house purchase, what type of place would it be? The vast majority either took the cash alternative or sold the house back to the developer within a year of winning. For those of us who aren't math buffs, that's only 28 percent. Given the seriously steep price tag on the hgtv dream homes — and the equally pricy tax bill that comes along with winning one — it likely comes as no surprise that most winners opt to sell the house after winning. That’s the question behind hgtv’s hit show “ my lottery dream home.” on. Of the 21 people who’ve won dream homes over the years, only six, or about 28 percent, actually lived in their home for more than a year. After all, as vocativ explains, being deemed the lucky winner for a home worth $1.75 million will cost you nearly.

After all, as vocativ explains, being deemed the lucky winner for a home worth $1.75 million will cost you nearly. For those of us who aren't math buffs, that's only 28 percent. Of the 21 people who’ve won dream homes over the years, only six, or about 28 percent, actually lived in their home for more than a year. Given the seriously steep price tag on the hgtv dream homes — and the equally pricy tax bill that comes along with winning one — it likely comes as no surprise that most winners opt to sell the house after winning. Millions enter each year for the chance to win hgtv's dream home giveaway. Here's the truth about winning that amazing home. The vast majority either took the cash alternative or sold the house back to the developer within a year of winning. But why do so many decide to. If you won the lottery and decided to put some of the cash toward a house purchase, what type of place would it be? Most of the winners decide to instead take the cash prize, or sell the residence back to the developer.

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Does Anyone Ever Keep The Hgtv Dream Home Given the seriously steep price tag on the hgtv dream homes — and the equally pricy tax bill that comes along with winning one — it likely comes as no surprise that most winners opt to sell the house after winning. Of the 21 people who’ve won dream homes over the years, only six, or about 28 percent, actually lived in their home for more than a year. That’s the question behind hgtv’s hit show “ my lottery dream home.” on. Given the seriously steep price tag on the hgtv dream homes — and the equally pricy tax bill that comes along with winning one — it likely comes as no surprise that most winners opt to sell the house after winning. For those of us who aren't math buffs, that's only 28 percent. Most of the winners decide to instead take the cash prize, or sell the residence back to the developer. But why do so many decide to. Millions enter each year for the chance to win hgtv's dream home giveaway. Country living reports that out of the 21 people who have won the dream house, only six have actually resided in the home for over a year. After all, as vocativ explains, being deemed the lucky winner for a home worth $1.75 million will cost you nearly. Here's the truth about winning that amazing home. If you won the lottery and decided to put some of the cash toward a house purchase, what type of place would it be? The vast majority either took the cash alternative or sold the house back to the developer within a year of winning. Who actually wins (and keeps) the hgtv dream home?