Ready To Own: A 100+ Page Book For First-Time Homebuyers

Purchasing Your First Home Doesn't Have To Be Scary...

The more you know, the better you'll feel when it's time to start shopping for a home.

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100+ Pages

6 Chapters

5 Checklists

3 Worksheets

Men Lie. Women Lie. Numbers Don't.

According to The National Association of Realtors, only 41% of first-time buyers recently surveyed say they felt prepared for the homebuying process.

Can You Relate?

INTRODUCING:

"Ready To Own", my 100+ page workbook full of resources, checklists, terms and insights designed specifically for first-time homebuyers.

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Purchasing your first home isn't for the faint of the heart. It requires strategy, clarity, money and most importantly, a solid game plan.

“Ready To Own” was birthed from my experience of purchasing my first home. I made a lot of mistakes and also felt unprepared throughout the initial process.

Thankfully I had a great real estate agent and lender that held my hand through the whole process. However, that wasn't nor will it be everyone's experience and I would hate for you to start your homebuying journey without atleast knowing the basics of real estate.

I created this workbook to ensure that every first-time homebuyer is aware of the various components of homebuying, such as loan types, homebuying expenses, the pros/cons of various home structures, what to look for in your real estate agent/lender and more!

OVERVIEW

Here's What You'll Learn In The Workbook

The Difference Between Renting vs. Owning A Home

Understanding The Costs Associated with Home Ownership

Finding Your Dream Home That Fits Your Needs

How To Successfully Submit An Offer On Your Home

Closing On Your Home and Moving In With Ease

Pre-Approval Checklist, Agent Checklist & Home Tour Checklist

THIS PHYSICAL WORKBOOK IS MEANT TO BE TAKEN WITH YOU AS LOOK AT HOMES, INTERVIEW POTENTIAL REAL ESTATE AGENTS AND SOLIDIFY YOUR FINANCING.

ABOUT US

By the end of this workbook, you’ll be clear on:

1. When you’ll be ready to buy a home

2. What to look out for when touring potential homes

3. How to find and work with the best real estate agent for you

4. How much you can realistically can afford when buying a home

5. The various loan options available to you

6. Three main areas of finance that will impact how much you can borrow

7. What it means to “close” on your home

8. The difference between homebuying expenses and home owning expenses

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About The Author

I’m Joshlyn and I am a Certified Financial Educator, Author & Content Creator with a personal mission to help 50 millennials purchase their first home within the next 365 days. I know how overwhelming the process can be because I went through it.

After searching for homes for several months, I found myself frustrated at the fact that my financial report card continued to hold me back from each dream home I submitted an offer for.

Eventually, my real estate agent and lender sat me down and explained that my debt-to-income (DTI) ratio was holding me back and in order for me to gain access to additional inventory, I would need to make some changes to how I was managing money.

After that conversation, I created and implemented a plan to not only pay off my student loan debt but also to diversify my passive income streams with real estate investment trusts (REITs). My initial goal was to pay off my debt in 2 years but with focus and execution, I was able to pay everything off in 1.5 years.

I am now a debt free homeowner and I use my podcast and platform to empower other aspiring homebuyers to take control of their finances so that they can begin to build generational wealth.

Are you ready to take one step closer to purchasing your first home?

If so, this was created just for you.