russellolson+FollowWhy Your First Home Might Be a ShoeboxThinking about buying your first home? Get ready to downsize your dreams—literally. Thanks to sky-high prices and mortgage rates, builders are making starter homes smaller than ever. Forget the big backyard; today’s buyers are snapping up cozy spaces, flex rooms, and open kitchens just to get a foot in the door. If you want more space for your money, the Midwest and South are still your best bet, but even there, the square footage is shrinking. Time to get creative with your living space! #HomeBuyingHacks #StarterHome #RealEstate00Share
randerson+FollowHow to Buy a Home Without $114K SalaryFeeling priced out of the housing market? Turns out, you don’t need to make six figures to buy your first place. While the headlines say you need $114,000 to afford a typical home, starter homes and condos are still within reach for many. Think of it like getting your first car—maybe not your dream ride, but it gets you rolling. Pay down debt, check out grants, and be open to different neighborhoods. Your first home can be your ticket to building wealth, even if it’s not your forever spot. #HomeBuyingHacks #StarterHome #PersonalFinance #MoneyTips #RealEstate20Share
Matthew Jackson+FollowWhy Starter Homes Are Out for Gen Z & MillennialsThinking about buying your first home? You’re not alone if you’re hitting pause. With sky-high prices and mortgage rates, most young folks are skipping the classic starter home and saving up for their dream place instead. The twist? Many are open to fixer-uppers, moving out of state, or even teaming up with friends to buy together. The starter home just isn’t the go-to move anymore—everyone’s rethinking what homeownership looks like! #HomeBuying #GenZMoney #MillennialLife #StarterHome #RealEstateTrends #RealEstate11Share
