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In this article Chantal Allam introduces some of Ownify’s first customers and explains how Ownify helped them to purchase their first home with zero debt and a low down payment, when other traditional options weren’t available.

A guide to navigating the market successfully.

Read about how Ownify is unlocking the American Dream for first-time homebuyers 

Buying your first home is harder than ever. Rising home prices, increasing mortgage rates, high down payment and student debt make it more and more difficult for the nearly 2 million annual first-time homebuyers. 

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First-time homebuyers are facing the toughest market in a generation, however there finally may be a solution to some of the challenges being experienced.

Knowing your budget to purchase a home and how much you can afford to spend is a critical step in any home buying journey.

It's an enormous privilege to say we’ve helped people achieve their dreams of buying their very first home.  But it's an even better feeling to hear those customers explain how Ownify made this possible.

Buying a home is one of the most significant and exciting investments you can make in your life. But, with so many factors to consider, such as budget, location and hidden costs, it can also be a daunting and overwhelming experience, particularly for first-time buyers.

Becoming a homeowner in today’s market should not be reserved only for those who can participate in bidding wars and win with the largest amount of cash.

Everyone has an image of what they want in their dream home.

Among the basic fundamentals of the American Dream are life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. For 78% of Americans, that dream is rooted in homeownership.

Perhaps the moment hit when you realized you wanted a home office instead of a desk in the living room. Maybe the rent spiked again or your landlord decided to sell. The question lingering in your mind says, “What if I had my own home?”

In an economy where rent prices are skyrocketing, there has to be a better solution for people who are growing discouraged by the Triangle housing market.