Start to Finish:
The Home Buying
Guide
According to the National Association of Realtors, nearly 5 million existing homes were purchased in 2014, as well as almost half a million newly-built homes (1). But for many individuals – especially those new to buying (2) – the dream of homeownership remains a fantasy because the process of purchasing one seems daunting.
Our team decided to show our support for these potential purchasers by creating the following list of helpful resources, which provide useful information to first-time homebuyers.
How to Save for a House: 10 Essential Tips
For first-time homebuyers, buying a place to call home is an exciting milestone. While house hunting can be a fun process, we know it is difficult to navigate the market and determine the right way to budget. Many questions may come up along the way, such as how much do I save? Is this the best choice for my needs? That’s why we created an easy-to-follow guide to support homebuyers and help them make the right financial decisions for the big expense.
This guide includes: How to Determine Home Loan Options Tips on Saving for a Home Monthly Budgeting Tools and Worksheet.
https://www.mymove.com/buying-selling/guides/save-for-house/
Start to Finish:The Home Buying Process
This article gives a rundown of what to expect throughout the home-buying process.
https://homecenter.navyfederal.org/resources/doing-the-prep-work/259
Your financial picture is a major consideration in purchasing a home. This tool will help you calculate what you can afford.
http://www.mortgagecalculator.org/calculators/affordability-calculator.php
Inspectors and Appraisers
http://www.homeadvisor.com/cost/inspectors-and-appraisers/
It’s important to have a home that you’re interested in looked over by an inspector to ensure you’re aware of any issues the property may have.
5 First-Time Homebuyer Mistakes
http://www.bankrate.com/finance/real-estate/first-time-homebuyer-mistakes-1.aspx
Sidestep any added stress or costs by avoiding these potential buying blunders.
The Single Parent’s Guide to Buying a Home: Assistance, Grants, and Home Ownership
Many parents who are relying on a sole source of income are still in the position to purchase a residence.
Federal and State First Time Homebuyers Programs
https://lendedu.com/blog/first-time-home-buyer-programs/
For a list of various federal and state-based first-time homebuyer programs, It explains who each program is designed for, why they are beneficial and provide eligibility requirements. Also included is a Tips for First-Time Homebuyers section that helps homebuyers better prepare for mortgage loan approval.
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● What it is: Do a five-minute sweep of dishes, counters, and the main walkway.
● How often: Daily
● Why it helps: A clear “landing zone” makes the whole home feel calmer.
Sunday Home Systems Check
● What it is: Test alarms, check filters, and note one small fix for the week.
● How often: Weekly
● Why it helps: Tiny maintenance prevents surprise problems and decision fatigue. Neighborhood Loop Walk
● What it is: Walk one consistent route and learn two street names or landmarks.
● How often: 3 times weekly
● Why it helps: Familiar routes make your area feel safer and more navigable. Two-Neighbor Hello
● What it is: Say hi and learn one name while grabbing mail or taking out trash.
● How often: Weekly
● Why it helps: Local ties can boost well-being since social capital improves health by 36%.
Monthly Comfort Upgrade
● What it is: Pick one comfort project that supports those who want to remain at home.
● How often: Monthly
● Why it helps: Small upgrades build long-term ease without overwhelming your calendar.