You may have seen the headlines lately:“Home prices are dropping.”“Denver is leading the decline.”“More than half of major metros saw year-over-year price drops…
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Have you ever splurged on Era's Tour Tickets then regretted it?
Me neither 😉 BEST. PURCHASE. EVER.
But buyer's remorse is a very real thing. Just ask the 64% of millennials who bought a home last year. According to a 2021 survey by Bankrate and YouGov, many millenials bought homes last year then regretted it. 😳
The number one reason? They went over budget.
This is one of the main things I talk to my clients about when I'm first setting up their home search. I encourage them to look UNDER budget so that they don't stretch themselves too thin.
Just because your lender says you could buy a $800,000 home doesn't mean you should. In fact, I encourage my buyers to start looking several thousand dollars below budget to begin.
Why? Because I know buyer's remorse is real. And I know the best way to avoid it is to stay under budget as much as possible (while still getting most everything on your list of must-haves).
My goal isn't just a happy client on closing day - I aim for my clients to be happy with their purchase years later, too. And it all starts with honoring your budget.
Don't live life to support your home; your home should support the way you want to live your life. ✨
Angelica’s path into real estate is rooted in a life full of diverse experiences and a deep appreciation for what “home” means. Growing up as an Air Force brat meant constant moves, and later, h....
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