Do I Buy A Home Now Or Wait Another Year?
It is difficult sometimes to decide whether to take the plunge into the real estate market, especially when you are observing relatives and friends taking the real estate dive right now. You are asking yourself, “Should I wait another year or go ahead and purchase a home now?”
To help you find the answer, consider a few unknown questions that may weigh heavy on your mind if you are thinking about holding off on buying a home until the following year. Will the economy be faring well next year? What about housing market prices and mortgage payments and interest rates…will they be on the rise?
Click here to download a copy of this handy PDF to help you decide whether to purchase a home now or later.
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Were you pre-approved to purchase a home before March 2020? 
Covid-19, the Coronavirus pandemic, is still bearing down upon us, having negative effects on the U.S. economy. However if you are thinking of skipping your mortgage payment, please be sure to contact your mortgage company first before assuming you are just going to get a free pass. There are facts that you should know about first!
Are you thinking you are never going to be able to afford your Dream Home? Well, think again, because Home Mortgage interest rates are down currently from the last year interest rates at this time. For example, the house that you looked at last year for a certain price could now potentially fit your mortgage payment range. 
Start off selling your home right with planning for a successful open house!
If one of your resolutions for January is purchasing a new home, you may want to start planning to saving up some extra cash for expenses that go along with closing costs, making sure debts (especially high debts) are being paid off on time, acquiring a pre-approved mortgage, to name a few.