Buy a Home

Find the right path to a home.

Whether you are ready to buy or thinking through a more flexible way to live, start with the property and the people it needs to serve.

The East Point duplex featured in First Time Homebuyer Strategies

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Your First Home. Your First Income Property.

Live in one unit. Rent the other. Explore an East Point duplex example and see how your first home could also become your first income property.

First Time Homebuyer Strategies
01 / Talk through the strategy

Know what you want the property to do.

Buying with family or friends? Sharing a payment and household expenses? Planning a private suite for a parent? Considering a duplex, triplex, or fourplex? Let’s look at ownership, how the space will be used, and the decisions to make before you choose a property.

Discuss Your Plan
02 / Ready to move forward

Ready to buy and apply for financing?

If you have a property or buying plan in mind and want to move into the loan process, use the secure home financing application. You can also ask a question through the contact form first.

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Before you commit

Bring a plan to the home search.

Understand the decisions, the financial picture, and the kind of property that fits your life.

Know your choices

Learn the decisions you will make about representation, financing, the offer, the property, and closing.

Read the Free Playbook

Prepare the finances

Talk through your budget, available funds, and financing options with the professionals involved. A loan application is available when you are ready.

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Consider new construction

Compare a newly built home with other choices, including location, space, total cost, timing, and builder terms.

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A main home connected to a private multigenerational living suite

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Make room for family, privacy, and possibility.

A home can serve more than one purpose. Explore how the space, ownership, expenses, and future plans work together before deciding what to buy.

Multigenerational living

Bring generations closer while planning for privacy, shared costs, and changing needs.

Two to four unit homes

Live in one unit and consider how the others might serve family or produce rental income.

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Let’s make your home plan clear.

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