Being a first-time buyer is difficult, so I’m sharing some tips.
Are you struggling to purchase your first home? Buying your first property can be a painful experience. With no equity from a previous house to lean back on, putting in competitive offers that sellers will accept can be tough. If you’re in this position, what can you do to succeed? I’ve helped countless buyers purchase their first homes, so today, I’m sharing my best tips to help you get into your first property and set yourself up for long-term wealth.
You can listen to my full explanation in the video above or skip to each topic using the timestamps provided:
0:00 — Being a first-time buyer in this market is difficult
1:43 — One option is to take a little while off and rent in the meantime
2:24 — Get some help from a family member using a cash-out refinance
3:01 — Try to find a way to become a cash buyer
3:35 — Readjust your target area or price range
4:12 — Interest rates and a lack of building have made things tough
5:13 — Wrapping up
If you have questions about this or want to discuss buying your first home in more detail, please call or email me. I am always willing to help.
