As any Weichert First-Time Home Buyer Specialist will tell you, it can be as simple as this: If you can afford between $1,500 and $2,000 a month, you can afford a $250,000 to $350,000 home. Weichert can supply a conventional, 30-year fixed rate mortgage or one of many other options to make it happen.

• Every Weichert home comes with a new mortgage so you can buy it.
  • As long as you're a qualified buyer, our affiliate, Weichert Financial Services has secure mortgage money readily available at near historic low rates.
  • We will supply a mortgage specialist from Weichert Financial to help you.
  • According to a recent independent study* assessing the credit standards of the nation's lenders, Weichert Financial Services ranks among the most reliable.
• $5000 Performance Guarantee.**
  • We back up our promise to deliver mortgage money for the on-time closing of your new home purchase.
  • If you use our mortgage financing, homeowner's insurance, and title insurance services, we will meet your closing date or you will receive a $5,000 credit towards your mortgage-related costs at the time of settlement.
• Our interest rates on all kinds of mortgages are near their historic lows - including fixed rate, adjustable, FHA and VA.
• We can show you many homes currently available for sale that are in price ranges most appealing to first-time buyers.
• You are welcome to attend a Weichert Home Buyer Seminar at your local Weichert office where they will be happy to address all your questions.

• Build equity. Over time, homes have always gained in value, so you can expect to get your investment back and typically much more when you sell
• Tax deductions. Save on taxes based on the interest and real estate taxes you pay instead of letting a landlord get the benefit.
• Lower payments? It depends on your rent, of course, but if you can afford just 5% down, your monthly payments may actually be less than your rent.
• Stability. While most landlords raise rents every year, you can choose a fixed-rate mortgage where the payments stay the same.
• Suiting yourself. When the house is yours, you can fix it up and decorate it any way you want.
• Receive credit. Money you put down and pay into a mortgage to build equity can be made available to you in the form of a loan or a line of credit.
• Make it stop. When the term of your mortgage ends, you’ll own your home outright. Paying rent never stops
• In control. You can choose when to move, instead of being pushed out at the end of a lease.
• Community. Most homeowners feel a sense of belonging to their neighborhood and town that they just don’t feel as a renter.
• Personal reasons. You’ll have more privacy and, very likely, more living area. There’s also something very satisfying psychologically to owning your own home

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