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Some great tips too:
““And so Janet, if I'm a first-time home buyer in a challenging market, what should I be doing right now to get ready to buy a house?
Well, I tell my clients, if you can't eat it, don't buy it.
So what that means is when you're shopping, I mean, it's amazing how much money you can save if you're being more conscientious about it. So is something a want or is it a need? Because you're going to need a home.
So anything that you can put towards that, it could be $20 by not going out to eat that day, you know, by bringing your lunch or taking canned soup to work, whatever it is. But just saving those little nuggets of money will add up for you. So saving your money is the first thing.”
From Real Estate Today: First Time Home Buyer Tips, Jul 5, 2024
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Interesting. They mentioned rates dropping into the mid 6’s by end of the year. I think the election affects whatever happens but if rates do indeed dip, even with seasonal lower inventory, there could be some buying opportunities.
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Are you a first-time homebuyer overwhelmed with where to start? Tune in to our latest episode to hear experts share their top tips and strategies to help you get the most bang for your buck.
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3wSome great tips too: ““And so Janet, if I'm a first-time home buyer in a challenging market, what should I be doing right now to get ready to buy a house? Well, I tell my clients, if you can't eat it, don't buy it. So what that means is when you're shopping, I mean, it's amazing how much money you can save if you're being more conscientious about it. So is something a want or is it a need? Because you're going to need a home. So anything that you can put towards that, it could be $20 by not going out to eat that day, you know, by bringing your lunch or taking canned soup to work, whatever it is. But just saving those little nuggets of money will add up for you. So saving your money is the first thing.” From Real Estate Today: First Time Home Buyer Tips, Jul 5, 2024 https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/first-time-home-buyer-tips/id305356944?i=1000661237390 This material may be protected by copyright.