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First Time Buyers: Don’t Shy From Starter Homes

First Time Buyers Shouldn't Shy Away From Starter Homes | Mortgage Maestro

Mortgage Maestro is always happy to help arrange first time home buyer mortgages. In fact, we consider it a privilege to do so. We know how tough it is to buy that first home when prices are so high and inventory is low. That being the case, a starter home represents a foot in the […]

Starter home or could it be more?

Today I came across an article in Realtor.com titled “how to deal when you’re stuck in your starter home”¹.  This struck a chord and spoke to me. My husband and I were literally talking about this exact same topic on our way into the office this morning.  We bought our home “starter home” in May […]

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