09/26/2026
Unpopular opinion: Your first house doesn’t have to be your forever house. It may be one that works for your life right now but that you know you will outgrow in the next 10 years. And that is OK.
Buying your first house is a practical move that will get you started on the road to building equity. This house will show you what you really need, what you really want (and don’t want), and get some homeowning experience under your belt. Plus, that equity you are building is going to help you get closer to that dream house.
Besides, do you know what the best way is to combat these constantly changing interest rates? Locking in the one you can afford. I’ve watched way too many people wait and end up priced out of the market.
So let’s chat. Let’s discuss where you’d like to put down some roots for the next 5-10 years. Let’s talk about your must haves list vs. your ideal list. Let’s get real about getting you into a home while the window of opportunity is still open.
Yvette Hamacek, Coldwell Banker Select
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