The trend these days is to get “a deal” and buy the cheapest house when you buy, but is that the right mind set? How about stretching your finances to buy an expensive home? What do you need to think about before you decide how much to spend?
What are some reasons to buy a more expensive home?
Why might I be a good idea to stretch your finances and not buy the cheapest home?
In the end a mix is probably the best bet. No matter what house you buy, it will be a big expense, so make sure that the house you choose is something you can afford over the years, not just the day you buy it – meaning, take into consideration repairs, maintenance and utilities over time. Sometimes, the cheapest house will end up being the most expensive in the long run!
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