75: Why You Should Stop Renting

from Awesome In Seattle Podcast Hosted by The Awesome Nossum Group at Wilson Realty Exchange

Send us Fan Mail Are you a renter who often dreams of owning your own home? Someplace you can invest in and make truly your own? Well then this is the podcast for you! This week, the Awesome Nossum Group at Wilson Realty discuss why its a smart financial and personal decision to stop renting, and buy a home. Later in the episode we're joined by Dan Keller of New American Funding to the numbers, talk finances, and why now is still a good time to buy!

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