Why So Many People Are Thankful They Bought a Home This Year The people who bought a home this year didn’t wait for perfect market conditions to line up. They acted on what they needed in their life. And they’re thankful they did. If you’re feeling the pull toward something better, let’s talk through your goals. Your next home could bring you more space, more connection, and more happiness than you think. #ReasonsToBuy #Homebuying

So many buyers who moved this year keep saying the same thing: they’re thankful they did. Not because market conditions were perfect, but because they needed something different out of their home. Some are grateful for a first place to truly make their own. Others are thankful for more space, or less to maintain. And many are especially thankful to be closer to the people who matter most. When your home lines up with what you need, every day feels lighter – and it’s something you appreciate more than you expect. If you’re feeling that pull toward a home that fits your life better, let’s explore what’s possible. #Homebuying #ReasonsToBuy

Here’s something anyone torn between renting or buying needs to realize. While renting can feel much less expensive right now, it also means missing out on the long-term wealth you build when you own. This chart makes it clear. No matter when someone buys, homeowners end up building far more wealth than renters. And that’s true even after you factor in things like repairs and property taxes. That’s because every mortgage payment adds to your equity, while every rent payment is money you never get back. If you’ve been wondering whether you should rent or buy, this is your reminder that owning is a better long-term play. #HousingMarket #HomeBuying