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August 28, 2024 27 mins

In today's episode, we tackle a significant question: Is Homeownership Still Part of the American Dream? It’s a complex topic, influenced by changing economic landscapes, psychological factors, and the ever-evolving housing market. We'll explore the benefits and challenges of homeownership, discuss current market conditions, and offer practical advice for those considering whether to own real estate as part of their financial journey. Tune in as we help you understand whether homeownership should still be a dream you aspire to—or if there are other paths to financial success worth considering.

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What You’ll Learn in this Episode:

  • The evolution of homeownership as part of the American Dream
  • Why older generations have benefited more from the housing market
  • The impact high-interest rates are having on the housing market
  • How supply and demand are sharping the housing market
  • Discussing the question of whether you should buy or rent
  • The current economic impact that is occurring across multiple industries because of the shift in the housing market
  • How to balance a home down payment with your other financial goals
  • Who you should consider having on your team if you are interested in buying a home and the impact a good team can have
  • A few things to think about when looking at a house as a long-term investment
  • Why it’s important to look to the future when thinking about becoming a potential homeowner 

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