Jasz
VIP Contributor
When you're ready to buy a home, there's no need to wait. The market is always changing, so it can be difficult to predict what the future holds. However, if you know what your goals are and how much money is available, you'll be able to keep track of the trends and make a smart decision about when to buy.
Here are some signs that you're ready to move into your first home:
You've saved for at least three months of mortgage payments.
You have enough money in the bank for a down payment on a good-quality home.
Your credit score has improved over time – and it doesn't look like it will change again anytime soon.
You've had at least one job that requires you to move from one location to another – or at least one employer that accepts relocation as part of your resume (if this is case, then there's no reason why moving would affect your credit).
Here are some signs that you're ready to move into your first home:
You've saved for at least three months of mortgage payments.
You have enough money in the bank for a down payment on a good-quality home.
Your credit score has improved over time – and it doesn't look like it will change again anytime soon.
You've had at least one job that requires you to move from one location to another – or at least one employer that accepts relocation as part of your resume (if this is case, then there's no reason why moving would affect your credit).