Buy Your First House Before You Can Afford It
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Buy Your First Home Even Before You Think You Can Afford It
Why Invest Now?
Purchasing a home is likely the biggest and often the best investment you’ll ever make. Why not start now?
If you're saving up with the dream of owning a home in the next few years, these strategies could help you buy sooner than planned.
1. Find a Motivated Seller
Seek out sellers eager to sell quickly. This could be due to challenges in selling independently or through an agent. Only about 5% to 10% of sellers are truly motivated, so consider adjusting your must-have list.2. Look for Sellers Who Don't Need Immediate Cash
Search for sellers who aren't relying on the sale to fund their next purchase. Ideal candidates include those who've already bought another home, or owners of vacant or rental properties. These sellers are more likely to wait for their money.3. Consider a Lease-Purchase Agreement
Propose renting the home for a few years with a future purchase option. This arrangement benefits the seller by covering property costs, while allowing you to save for a down payment. Aim to negotiate buying the home at or below today’s market value. If one seller isn’t agreeable, move on to one who is more flexible.Also, try negotiating a rent credit towards your future purchase to maximize this opportunity.
By implementing these approaches, you could purchase your home this year instead of waiting longer. For example, a home valued at $200,000 today could appreciate to $240,000 in two years at a 10% growth rate, potentially netting you $40,000 or more by entering the market early.
Start your home-buying journey now and reap the benefits of acting ahead of the curve.
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