The tough reality and why most sellers regret jumping in is that you’re still the one the lender calls if things go wrong. If the buyer skips a payment, pays late, or stops entirely, the late notices, credit damage, and even foreclosure show up on your record - not theirs.

You’ve saved for years, scraped together a down payment, finally got pre-approved, and found the perfect house.

In today’s market, an ARM can help buyers afford homes that fixed-rate loans make too expensive. It can work for you too, but you must understand the terms and have a realistic plan.

Turning a year-end bonus into a real estate investment is a proven way to build long-term wealth - it’s practical and within reach with solid planning.

Picture this: You buy your first rental property - a lovely single-family home. Two months later, your tenant moves out.

You’ve saved for years, scraped together a down payment, finally got pre-approved, and found the perfect house.