Did you know that since COVID, the average time people stay in their home has increased from 7 years to 10 years?
It wasn’t just because of the stay-at-home slogans.
The two biggest contributing factors?
- Interest rates
- Home prices
The average American just can’t afford those types of monthly payments—or at least that’s how it feels when you get pre-approved and see the numbers.
I deeply feel that sickening pit in my stomach seeing prices rise everywhere. The gap between home prices and monthly income has grown massively over the past few years, and it’s freaking tough.
And who wants to upgrade or downsize their home just to give up that freakishly low 2.8% interest rate after they sell?
Waiting for the “Perfect Time”
As tradition, the media got people excited over and over again that there would be some massive housing crash or that rates would soon drop.
The people who bought into that—and those who still are—can now see how much potential equity they may have missed.
Rates have shown their colors, and home prices in Utah are still expected to continue their historical average growth of around 6% per year.
That’s Why I Started Looking for Better Solutions
For the past couple of years, I’ve been meeting with hundreds of lenders and doing a ton of research on how to make buying a home affordable again.
As a result, I’ve put together 7 powerful strategies that can significantly lower your monthly mortgage payment and help make homeownership possible for the average person again.
I Practice What I Teach
I’ve implemented these strategies myself.
Right now, I’m paying about $800 per month between two different homes while living upstairs in a 3-bedroom, 2-bath home with my wife and kiddos.
Instead of paying a landlord every month, I’m paying myself by building equity.
Is $800 for a 3-bedroom, 2-bath upstairs unit more than you’re paying in rent?
If so, you can probably just scroll on.
If not, this free, anti-salesy workshop might be worth your time.
Rates and prices will always rise and fall. The key is learning how to outsmart them with strategies and tools that can significantly reduce your monthly mortgage payment and make homeownership affordable again.
Not convinced?
No worries.
Our goal is to educate and give—not to sell you something before you’re ready.