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Learn how to buy a houseright the first time and save thousands of dollars in the process. I will walk you through, step-by-stepin full transparency on the full house buyingpurchase process from start to finish, how to think about buying a home, where to find the best deals andhow I saved over $90,000 on a $198,000 house. This course is a MUSTfor First Time Home Buyers!

By the end of the course you'll walk away well prepared knowing for the entire home buying process:

1. How much of a home you can reallyafford (based on income and savings)

2. Pros and Cons of Buying vs. Renting &Buying vs. Building

3. A Balanced Approach to House Buying, taking into consideration Finances,Function &Preferences

4. A5 Factor Analysis to Comprehensively Review the Factors that Impact Your Ability to Buy a Home

5. Howto Manage Your Financesand Understand if You're Saving Enough

6. The Full House Purchase Process from Start to Finish

7. The Key Terms You Need to Negotiate in the Purchase Process

8. Pitfalls to Avoid

9. How to Compare Different Homes with Simple Valuation Techniques

10. Why Your Credit Score Matters and How to Improve It

11. The Types of Financing Available

12. The Loan Pre-Approval &Approval Process

13. Concrete Action StepsYou Can Do NOW to prepare yourself for Success when Buying a Home

14. How IFound My Deal

15. How I Saved Over $90,000 on a$198,000 Homeand How You Can Too!

Here are a few of the resources I'll be sharing with you(with a video explanation & download for you to fill out):

1. My ActualReal EstateSale &Purchase Agreement

2. My Actual Credit Report

3. My Actual Seller's Property Condition Disclosure Form

4. My Actual Loan Pre Qualification Letter

5. My Actual Home Inspection Report

6. My Actual Home Appraisal Report

7. My Actual Loan Closing Disclosure

I'll also be giving you Custom Checklists &Resources that I made to make the First TimeHome BuyingProcess Much Smoother:

1. Home Buying Timeline Management Checklist (to help you keep track of what's done & what isn't)

2. Financial Checklist (to help you keep track of the many costs, so there aren't any surprises)

3. Family Income Statement (to help you know where you're at financially and what you can afford)

4. Functional Checklist (to make sure you're getting all of the features you want &need in your home)

5. Preferences Checklist (to help you keep track of which home you liked and why as you view many properties)

6. Lender Comparison Sheet (to help you comparelenders apples to apples across multipleloan estimate formats)

Disclosure:

In the interest of full transparency, please note that I am not a licensed real estate professional, and do not have the same level of technical experience and understanding that a real estate agent, broker, title agent, real estate attorney or other such professional will have.This course is based on the actual process that Iwent through in buying my home, and the hours and hours of research, interviewsand ground work that Idid in order to get a great deal. Ibelieve that as one new home buyer to another, that this course will be of great value to you, I just want to be transparent and up-front.

I did save over $90,000 on my home purchase, which is over the course of the life of the loan. It is important to consider out of pocket expenses today, as well as into the future. Ihave not adjusted this number for "net present value" or inflation orany other financial techniques to increase it. I have simply added up the savings I will be enjoying today, and over the course of the loan and report them as is.