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This is the EXACT reason I can’t pull the trigger on a lease. Let me get myself together and be the OWNER!!‼️

Renting can be a great step in your journey, especially if you need flexibility, but it’s also worth knowing that homeownership may be more accessible than it seems. With different loan options, down payment assistance programs, and flexible pathways to buying, there are more ways in than most people realize. Even if you’re not planning to move yet, exploring your options early can help you feel more prepared when the time is right.

Gen Z home buyers are redefining homeownership with solo purchases, practical choices, and strong investment goals. Read more about their path to homeownership and the tools they use to get there: https://www.nar.realtor/blogs/economists-outlook/its-giving-homeowner-gen-zs-path-to-homeownership

Thank you to the nursing assistants dedicating their careers to serving others. Your care makes a real difference.🫶🏿

Today we honor the incredible brave heroes of D-Day. We are eternally grateful for your service and sacrifice!! 🫶🏿

UPDATED DATES!
We needed to change the dates of the September and October Cars & Coffee dates due to unforeseen circumstances.

Please make note that the September date has changed to September 27th and the October date has changed to October 18th!

Love this time of year.

Buying a home in 2026? The salary gap is REAL. 🏡💸

This breakdown shows the income needed to afford a median-priced home (including mortgage, taxes & insurance) across 50 U.S. cities — and whew 😮‍💨 the range is wild.

📍 San Jose, CA – $458.5K
📍 San Francisco, CA – $321.5K
📍 New York City – $200.3K
📍 Washington, D.C. – $161.5K
📍 Miami, FL – $157K
📍 Dallas, TX – $106.3K
📍 Indianapolis, IN – $81.6K
📍 Pittsburgh, PA – $64.1K

The national average salary needed? $106.7K.
With a U.S. median home price of $414,900, buyers need about $106,731/year to comfortably cover a ~$2,490 monthly mortgage.

Location really is EVERYTHING. 🌎
Some cities require nearly 7x more income than others. So the real question is… are you buying for lifestyle, opportunity, affordability — or all three?

If you’re thinking about making a move (especially here in Indy 👀), let’s talk strategy.

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