Low-Income Homeownership
Erik and I would like to get ourselves edjumucated on first-time home buying. We're doing very well not spending much of the money we bring in, but it would be good to have a better idea of what we're saving towards, and when we can use that saved money.
We know there are all sorts of incentives and helps for first-time home buyers.
Here is our dream:
-Buy some land (2-5 acres) close (meaning as close as possible) to the family.
-Build our own small home and farm the remaining land.
Here are some questions we have:
-Would it be better to make a strong effort now to find a home -any home- while we can still qualify for benefits for those in the "very low income" range in the area?
-How much can we afford to pay per month in a home where we'd still like to be saving toward our dream.
-Where can we find a free class on first-time home buying?
-How in the world do people with our income afford to live in homes?
-If we keep going just as we are now, how long will it be before we can afford what we want?
Tips? Pointers?
We know there are all sorts of incentives and helps for first-time home buyers.
Here is our dream:
-Buy some land (2-5 acres) close (meaning as close as possible) to the family.
-Build our own small home and farm the remaining land.
Here are some questions we have:
-Would it be better to make a strong effort now to find a home -any home- while we can still qualify for benefits for those in the "very low income" range in the area?
-How much can we afford to pay per month in a home where we'd still like to be saving toward our dream.
-Where can we find a free class on first-time home buying?
-How in the world do people with our income afford to live in homes?
-If we keep going just as we are now, how long will it be before we can afford what we want?
Tips? Pointers?
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