Yes, if you have access to your 401k combining that with your tax return is a great way to get started. Any extra income you have can go towards furnishing your home or other expenses. When your home appreciates you can pull out some equity as early as 6 months after closing for home improvements or another investment.
@@ECUALATIN Hi. You can use owner financing, hard $, take equity out of your first home, pay cash for it, partner, use your 401k/403B and your tax return (as Mariam) stated.
Do u suggest using your 401k and your tax return to buy a first time home? You don’t necessarily have to save the 10k
Yes, if you have access to your 401k combining that with your tax return is a great way to get started. Any extra income you have can go towards furnishing your home or other expenses. When your home appreciates you can pull out some equity as early as 6 months after closing for home improvements or another investment.
How you can buy your second with not much down payment?
@@ECUALATIN Hi. You can use owner financing, hard $, take equity out of your first home, pay cash for it, partner, use your 401k/403B and your tax return (as Mariam) stated.