by Tricia Herbert | Nov 8, 2023 | Buyers, Buying Myth, First Time Home Buyers
Are you dreaming of buying your own home and wondering about how you’ll save for a down payment? You’re not alone. Some people think about tapping into their 401(k) savings to make it happen. But before you decide to dip into your retirement to buy a home, be sure to...
by Tricia Herbert | Oct 25, 2023 | Buyers, Buying Myth, First Time Home Buyers
Are you wondering if it makes sense to buy a home right now? While today’s mortgage rates might seem a bit intimidating, here are two compelling reasons why it still may be a good time to become a homeowner. Home Values Appreciate over Time There’s been a lot of...
by Tricia Herbert | Oct 11, 2023 | Buyers, Buying Myth, First Time Home Buyers
Are you thinking about making a move? If so, all the speculation that home prices would crash this year may have you feeling a bit on edge about your decision. Let the data and the experts reassure you. Prices aren’t in a downward spiral and will actually finish the...
by Tricia Herbert | Oct 4, 2023 | Buyers, Buying Myth, First Time Home Buyers
Are you considering buying your first home? If so, it can be helpful to know what led other people to make that decision. According to a recent survey of first-time homebuyers by PulteGroup: “When asked why they purchased their first home recently, the answer was...
by Tricia Herbert | Sep 21, 2023 | Buyers, Buying Myths, Demographic, First Time Home Buyers
Buying and owning your own home can have a big impact on your life. While there are financial reasons to become a homeowner, it’s essential to think about the non-financial benefits that make a home more than just a place to live. Here are some of the top...
by Tricia Herbert | Sep 14, 2023 | Advice For Buyers, Budget Statistics, Down Payments, First Time Home Buyers, Home Buying, Home Gain Statistics
Programs: So, you’ve got your eyes set on owning a house, but the big bad down payment is standing in your way. You’ve probably heard that banks usually want a hefty 20% of the home’s price upfront. Anything less, and you’ll likely end up shelling out for private...
