renting versus buying . . .
your mortgage could be lower than your rent!
With every rent check you write, you're helping to build equity in your
landlord's property. That money could be going toward building equity in a home
of your own.
Today's rates and prices are low enough that your house payment could be lower
than your rent payment!
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financial security
Most people start on the road to financial
independence through home ownership. Your principal and interest payments can remain
the same for the full term of your mortgage while your rent usually goes up as
the cost of living increases. Investing in owning a home is better than a savings account.
As you make mortgage payments and your home appreciates to keep pace with inflation,
you build equity—which gives you financial security you can 'bank' on.
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the tax advantages of your investment
Payments on your mortgage loan mean you are acquiring a
major possession; and instead of making rent payments, your payments means you own more and more.
The garden you plant, the permanent improvements you make, all enhance your way of living as well as
the value of your home. Plus, your real estate taxes and the interest on your mortgage are deductible
from your income tax; that means bigger tax returns.
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that hometown feeling
Your children can grow up in the neighborhood of your choice. How great to settle down in a
neighborhood you love, become part of the community, and share and give back, putting down
roots in your chosen 'home' town, and feeling that you belong. Knowing you won't have to move
(again and again) and putting down roots, literally and figuratively, will give you peace of mind, and
a sense of place.
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life is good
Home ownership offers special advantages that make life more enjoyable: backyard barbecues,
large family gatherings during holidays, a home workshop, a chance to enjoy your family's
companionship in a place that reflects your journey through life, your interests and tastes.
Invest in all the home improvements you've always craved and enjoy the good life!
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how much home can you afford?
It doesn't hurt to ask. Do it yourself with our handy mulitple-purpose
calculators.
Or get the ball rolling by contacting an
EWM Mortgage Consultant who can do the work for you and offer valuable
assistance in determining how much home you can afford and how much you can borrow:
305-661-8007. Or Apply Online for a free pre-approval.
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