#first-time home buyers

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Comprehensive Mortgage Advice for First-Time Buyers

Understanding Mortgages

When it comes to purchasing your first home, understanding mortgages is crucial. A mortgage is a loan that you take out to buy a property. It's important to consider your budget, credit score, and financial stability before applying for a mortgage. Research different types of mortgages, such as fixed-rate and adjustable-rate mortgages, to determine which option is best for you.

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Unlocking the Dream of Homeownership: 5 Essential Financial Tips for First-Time Buyers

Embark on the exciting journey of homeownership with 'Unlocking the Dream of Homeownership: 5 Essential Financial Tips for First-Time Buyers.' This comprehensive guide offers valuable insights into budgeting, credit scores, down payments and loan options

The journey to homeownership is filled with excitement, anticipation, and often, a fair amount of uncertainty, especially for first-time home buyers. Understanding the financial aspects of buying a home can make the process smoother and more enjoyable. Here are five essential financial tips to guide you through this significant life event. 1. Understand Your Budget and Credit Score Budgeting:…

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[cozyhestia]

Just went to an open house that we REALLY loved and could totally see as our forever home. I so so so wish we were closer in the process to buying a home and getting out of our lease. We were so obsessed!

[penelopepine]

What did I do today you ask? Oh, just bought a house!!!!

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It’s the small home with everything you’ve wanted!

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Overcoming Financial Beliefs That Hold You Back: Easy Steps to Build Confidence with Money

When it comes to managing money, mindset is everything. 💭 Thoughts like “I’m just not good with money” or “Money is always hard to come by” can sneak into your mind and hold you back from achieving financial freedom. These beliefs may seem small, but they can affect your decisions, actions, and ability to grow your wealth. Here’s the good news: 💡 You have the power to change them. In this post,…

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How did you get into keeping peafowl? They're one of those animals that I'd love to keep but have unfortunately made peace with the fact I probably won't have time and space to care for them in the future.

I loved them, and I was an asshole about it.

I lived with my mom in the suburbs, and purchased hatching eggs from eBay (don't do that), and a styrofoam incubator (don't do that), and hatched them in my closet (definitely don't do that) and brooded them in my bedroom (don't do that). A friend of my mom had recently got a farm, and agreed to keep them in a pen at her place until I bought a house, at which point I went out, got a stable full time job, started putting away money for a down payment, and seeing a real estate agent to look at hobby farms. About a year later, I found one that fit my criteria (house I didn't have to repair too much stuff in, acreage, barn), got a mortgage, and started building pens with my family.

This is, I feel I should not have to say, NOT the way to go about getting into peafowl. But I did turn my life around for them, so I can't complain about the end result.

That being said... I wouldn't give up entirely if I were you, if they are what you want in life, but I would just bear in mind that the road to them may be harder than you want to endure depending on your starting point. If you can acquire a dwelling space where they're allowed (it doesn't need to be "livestock" area, since some places consider poultry to be different than livestock, and peafowl fall under poultry), and you're willing to build them a pen, their care isn't particularly intense or anything. The space to keep them is the major hurdle.

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Holy fuck it’s actually happening. I just paid a partial down payment on my new home that I’ll probably be closing on next month.

[bitchesgetriches]

Hi, I'm staring down the idea of owning my own house. Do you have any advice about purchasing a house/townhouse/condo whatever? It will be my first owned property and mortgage. I've never taken out a major loan before.

Congrats, kitten! This is an exciting step.

I highly recommend this episode of our podcast, which is specifically geared towards the resources you need when getting ready to buy your first home:

Season 2, Episode 2: “I'm Not Ready to Buy a House---But How Do I *Get Ready* to Get Ready?” 

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Sooooooo life update?

I'm getting married to the love of my life after being together for almost 2 years. We definitely didn't do the stereotypical uhaul method but we also didn't go too slowly either lol.

Also we are currently living in and learning all about our new house?! We have a beautiful old home, over 120 years old, that we are turning into our own little oasis in the middle of town. Also discovering all the wonderful "landlord specials" the previous owner blessed us with repairing.

I'd like to use this space to mostly talk about the different home repairs/decorating that we're going to be doing/two queer women living together in a successful relationship if that's anything anyone here wants to see. It's crazy to think how far I've come from where I started with this little blog and how much I've gone through, and I'm not quite ready to give it up just yet 😊

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