Jeremy Tompkins With RMG Real Estate

The cost of waiting. 2 very different conversations, which would you rather have?

The cost of waiting, your first condo, a family home, an income property, they all have different price points and a difference between buying now and waiting two years, tells a different story

The cost of waiting, for some American homeowners, their home becomes their greatest asset.

The cost of waiting. No one has a crystal ball, but you can control your savings, your payment, and how long you live in a home. Sometimes you get lucky timing the market…

The cost of awaiting, a $50,000 gap and just one year of waiting, can you afford that? 

The cost of waiting, whether you pay rent or pay a house payment, you have to have a place to live, one builds wealth long-term, the other, not so much

The cost of awaiting. The first house you buy is typically a steppingstone to creating wealth and buying more properties down the road. Don’t let the thought that you have to buy the perfect home on your first home Stop you from moving in the right direction. 

The cost of waiting. Lock in the purchase price of the property now and let appreciation do this thing, when rates come down in the future, you can refinance for a lower payment. 

The cost of waiting, waiting for the interest rates to come down could be a double edged sword because other buyers are also waiting, and you may end up paying more for property by going with this strategy, there are other options.

The cost of waiting, the numbers don’t lie. If you plan to buy a Home in the next 1 to 12 months, what would be the price point you’d be looking in?