Success Stories

I wished I would’ve saved more because even though you find a home that you love, you still wanna add your personal touch and that comes to the cost.

Please do your research before starting. Learn yourself and set clear expectations. Make sure you account for the unknown.

Never give up!

Be patient and do your research, whether it's word of mouth or online forums (Facebook, reddit, tik tok)

My best advice for other first time home buyers that I wish I knew is Ask about every program, grant, and incentives so many buyers leave money on the table. Programs like down-payment assistance, local grants, and first-time buyer incentives can seriously change your numbers. Also Never skip inspections (and actually read them) even if the market is competitive, protect yourself and get 2 different perspectives if needed. Inspections aren’t just about walking away their leverage for many things such as repairs, credits, price adjustments, that report is your blueprint for what’s coming! An lastly, choose professionals who communicate your lender, realtor, and title company should explain things clearly, respond quickly, advocate for you, you shouldn’t feel confused or brushed off. This is one of the biggest financial moves of your life.

Home buying is so hard, so continue until you find your home.

Save your money. The homebuying process can be very expensive.

Any young or single person who wants to buy a home ever in life should definitely reach out to a lender, realtor, or any homeowner assistant programs to map out a plan. Often we feel like we have to wait until we have everything figured out and make an ample amount of money. When in reality knowing and mapping out a plan for resources will help a lot. There are grants and downpayment programs to help you. STAY WITHIN THOSE INCOME LIMITS.

Do your research, ask questions, and don’t go through this journey alone. Surround yourself with a stellar realtor and lender who can guide you every step of the way. Things I wish I knew: there are far more programs and opportunities available than you might think, keep asking questions to uncover all your options. Also, take time to carefully consider what you truly need and want in a home before making your decision.

You can do it.

Do all of the research you can on things like lenders and inspectors when buying a home. You should understand how much home you can afford and what your non negotiable are in a home.

Stay disciplined and work on your financial goals!