First Time Home Buyers

Why Homebuyers in South Jersey Are Thankful They Made the Move This Year Local homebuyers have a lot to think about right now. With job market shifts, economic changes, and other life factors - the decision to buy feels weightier than ever. You might be wondering if it makes sense to buy a home in today's climate. But here's what new homeowners across Pitman, Mount Laurel and other South Jersey towns...

Why Buying a Home in South Jersey Still Pays Off in the Long Run   Renting feels much less stressful than buying a home right now. No repairs. No property taxes. No mortgage rate worries. You pay rent and go about your day. But here's what often gets overlooked: renting doesn't help build your financial future. Homeowners in towns like Clayton and Maple Shade grow their net worth simply by owning...

Most Experts Not Worried About Recession in South Jersey   Homebuyers across South Jersey are watching the economy closely. It makes perfect sense. Buying a home ranks as one of life's biggest purchases. Recent recession talk in the news has made many potential buyers question their plans. The latest LendingTree survey found almost 2 in 3 Americans believe a recession is coming. About 74% say economic...

Would You Let $80 a Month Hold You Back from Buying a South Jersey Home? Many buyers in across South Jersey are stuck in "wait and see" mode right now. They watch rates hover above 6% and think, "I'll buy once they hit the 5s." After all, who doesn't want a better rate? But here's the reality: that magical 5.99% number might not save you as much as you think. Affordability remains tough in our market. No...

  If you've served in the military (or your spouse has), you have access to a powerful homebuying tool. The ability to buy a home without needing a down payment. Unfortunately, 70% of Veterans don't know about this benefit, according to Veterans United. That's a huge missed opportunity for those who've earned this benefit. Many Veterans in Pitman, Medford, and throughout South Jersey could benefit...

Buying a home when you have student loans is possible. Data shows 32% of first-time buyers have student debt. And the typical amount is $30,000. So, if you’ve been holding off on buying your first home because you thought you had to pay off those loans first. Or, because you assumed it just wasn’t possible for you to buy, it’s time to talk to a lender. #Homebuying #FirstTimeHomebuyer...