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Jinger and Jeremy Vuolo aren’t abiding by Jim Bob and Michelle Duggar’s modest spending rules. The California-based Vuolos just purchased a new home, with it comes a massive mortgage. After parting ways with their small Santa Clarita house, they have moved into a new Newhall, California residence previously owned by The Master’s Seminary, where Jeremy Vuolo was once a student.

Jinger and Jeremy Vuolo upgrade to a much larger home

Jinger and Jeremy Vuolo have purchased a Newhall, California home worth $1.9 million. The massive, Tudor-style house was previously owned by The Master’s Seminary. The university only owned the house for a short time. It was purchased in 2022 for $1.75 million before being sold to the Vuolos two years later. The new home is certainly a big upgrade for the Vuolos. According to Realtor, their new house sits on five acres of land and offers more than 4,000 square feet of living space, which includes five bedrooms and three bathrooms. The extra living space will certainly come in handy if they plan to entertain more guests or grow their family further.

Jeremy and Jinger Vuolo sit for an interview during an episode of 'Counting On'. Jinger has opted to break several important Duggar family rules with her own family.
Jeremy Vuolo and Jinger Vuolo | TLC/YouTube

Their previous home, which they purchased in 2022 for $830,000, also had five bedrooms and three bathrooms but offered just 1,800 square feet of living space. The Santa Clarita property was listed at $899,999 in June 2024 and sold the following month for $899,000, leaving the duo with a modest profit.

Jinger and Jeremy Vuolo are the parents of Felicity Nicole Vuolo, 6, and Evangeline Jo Vuolo, 3. The couple has not publicly discussed whether they plan to have more children. Still, the new home certainly has room for more kids.

Jim Bob and Michelle Duggar advised their children against using loans and credit

Jim Bob and Michelle Duggar spent years telling the world they live without debt. Still, some of their children are not following in their footsteps. Jim Bob and Michelle have forgone traditional mortgages. They don’t have credit cards and believe in always paying in cash. Still, several of their offspring have taken out mortgages in recent years.

Jill and Derick Dillard, Ben and Jessa Seewald and Jinger and Jeremy Vuolo sit together to discus the Duggar family's courtship rules in 2016
Jill and Derick Dillard, Ben and Jessa Seewald and Jinger and Jeremy Vuolo | TLC/YouTube
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Jinger and Jeremy Vuolo have opted to carry mortgages on all three of their homes. Jill and Derick Dillard also took out a mortgage for the abode they moved into in 2022. They purchased the Siloam Springs arkansas after Derick Dillard secured a job after law school. Josiah Duggar and his wife, Lauren Swanson, also used credit to build their Arkansas house in 2023.

Duggar family followers see a big problem with Jinger and Jeremy’s loan. While most home purchases are possible thanks to mortgages, Jinger and Jeremy’s home loan is extremely large. According to Reddit users, the couple took out a mortgage for over $1.5 million, meaning their monthly living expenses far exceed $10,000. Trading Economics recently revealed that the average mortgage in the United States is around $400,000. Even by California standards, their home loan is larger than average. Family followers aren’t sure how the couple could make enough to sustain their family, pay their bills, and save for the future.