
It's a numbers game, but it's NOT JUST a numbers game!
In this weeks post I will talk about the decisions we made and more importantly WHY we made them.
It's a numbers game, but it's NOT JUST a numbers game!
In this weeks post I will talk about the decisions we made and more importantly WHY we made them.
Starting today, I am going to pull back the curtains and tell everyone exactly how we did it, the decisions we made and the numbers behind our decisions. Share with you all of our wins and losses. It has been truly a group effort from many different businesses, individuals, friends and family members to make this happen who will all get shout outs as the month goes on.
Over the next month+ I will provide the candid and sometimes hard truths I experienced while going through this test!
Wish me luck!
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Daydreaming about owning your own home is one of the most intoxicating practices known to modern man, especially now that HGTV and all the house flipping shows make it look like a cake walk. But when the time comes to actually put your money where your daydream is, it can be challenging for first-time buyers especially to understand how a home that doesn’t currently come anywhere close to “dream” status could be whipped into shape — and how a home that they think is perfect now will end up feeling like a mistake in a couple of years.
To avoid that unfortunate scenario, first-time buyers will need to think carefully and weigh all of their options. After considering all of these factors, you’ll be well-prepared to choose a house that feels like home today and for years to come.
Price
First and foremost, you need a home that you can afford. There’s no sense in deciding that you must have four bedrooms when the most you could afford in your market is two.