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Every year, many renters ask themselves the same question: Should I continue renting, or is it time to buy a home? If you're a renter, chances are you've asked yourself that question at least once, and it's likely because you've faced an increase in your monthly housing costs over time. After all, according to Census data, rents have risen consistently for decades.
To make an informed and powerful decision, the first step is understanding what's happening...
While some buyers may decide to waive their inspection, it's a risky decision. Your home inspection is a crucial step in the homebuying process. It assesses the condition of the home you plan to purchase so you can avoid costly surprises down the road.
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*Source: Keeping Current Matters, Inc.
If you're a millennial, home-buying might be top of mind for you. Your generation is the largest group of homebuyers in the market today and has been since 2014, according to the National Association of Realtors (NAR). And while other millennials are looking to buy for the first time, you may be one of the many who are now discovering you've outgrown your home.
If that's the case, you're not alone. The past two years brought about significant changes for many people, and today, homeowners are reevaluating what they truly need in a home. As a recent report from the
Many members of Generation Z (Gen Z) are aging into adulthood and deciding whether to buy a home. If you find yourself in this group, it's important to understand you're never too young to start thinking about homeownership.
As you set off on your journey and plan your next move, here are a few reasons to think about homebuying this year.
While the majority of Gen Z haven't entered the housing market yet, a large portion plan to according to a realtor.com report. The report found that 72% of Gen Z would rather purchase a home than rent long-term. As George Ratiu, Manager of Economic Research for realtor.com,
