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Are you tired of looking through Real Estate magazines and weekend newspapers at Homes for Sale and wishing you could afford or buy one? Broken dreams due too no downpayment. Are you tired of paying your Landlords mortgage and have nothing to show for so many years of renting? Struggling to save for a downpayment and still paying rent?
Stop throwing away your hard earned money and cash-in on a new Innnovative Program for home buyers. Whether your a First Time Buyer or have owned in the past this program could be just right for you. Get out of the renting rut and start owning.
Our No Money Down Home Buying Program gets people out of renting and into their own homes. This program offers todays competitive bank rates and not false promises.
Check my testimonial page of those people who choose to make a difference in their lives and stop paying rent and decided to onto the road of financial wealth building. Like those people you have a choice, keep paying rent and make your landlord rich or create a new path to financial freedom for yourself and your family.
Renting vs No Money Down Homebuying |
Let's take a look at this particular scenario, someone who has rented an apartment for the last 10 years vs someone who bought using my No Money Down Program for the same 10 years. To make things simple lets use the following numbers.
Renter A is paying $1200/month for the next 10 years. The family has a combined income of $60,000 and has payments $350 on a car loan.
A No Money Down Home Buyer has the same income of $60,000 and the same car loan of $350/month but they have bought a home worth $200,000.00
Question: who comes out further ahead after 10 years? Who has created more financial wealth after 10 years?
Answer: the renter has made $0.00 dollars, total rental payment $164,928.70, he helped pay off his landlords mortgage. Congratulations Mr. Landlord. On top of that his rent keeps increasing and has nothing to show for.
The No Money Down Home Buyer, he made it big. His $200,000 home purchase has increased 4.5% per year. His monthly mortgage payment was $1151.85. His property is now worth $310,593.88. He has an outstanding balance of $147,100.07. His net appreciation is a whopping $163,493.81
This program really works!
Now make it work for you!! |