Buying your first home is a pretty intimidating process, says Sherri Payton, but it allows you to invest your money in an asset rather than just paying a landlord. She counsels future homebuyers on what to expect, how to budget, and can individually help people determine whether they qualify for any assistance programs that could reduce up-front costs.
Potential homebuyers daunted by the process have help to make it manageable
Buying your first home is a pretty intimidating process, says Sherri Payton, but it allows you to invest your money in an asset rather than just paying a landlord. She counsels future homebuyers on what to expect, how to budget, and can individually help people determine whether they qualify for any assistance programs that could reduce up-front costs.
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