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…
Dated: June 11 2024
Views: 57
Does saving for your first home feel next to impossible?
All you can see are dollar signs which leaves you feeling overwhelmed.
The good news is you might not need to save as much money as you thought.
One of the BIGGEST myths I find first-time home buyers believing is the amount of money they have to put down.
Spoiler Alert: You don't *HAVE TO* put 20% down to buy your first home. Do I hear a sigh of relief on the other side of the screen?
In fact, according to the National Association of Realtors (NAR), the median down payment hasn't been over 20% since 2005.
The average down payment for first-time home buyers is only 7%.
You can get your finances figured out by reaching out to a local lender - let me know if you need an amazing referral!
If you're not saving for homeownership, you can still join in on the challenge and just change "homeownership" to whatever you are saving for! Or maybe you just want to be more mindful with your money in 2024.
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....
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…
Let’s be honest, buying a home right now can feel like trying to hit a moving target. Prices, rates, competition… it’s a lot.So if you’re getting a little help from family?
(The honest answer Denver homeowners need right now)This is one of the most common questions I’m getting lately:“Should we sell first… or buy first?”And I’m going to
Buying your first home in Denver can feel like trying to pick your favorite restaurant… there are a lot of good options, and each one has a totally different vibe.The good news? There are