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How to Put Your Housing Cost to Work for You

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Real Estate Agent with Medendorp Real Estate Group Muskegon 6502399695

 

There has been a lot written about the benefits of homeownership. One benefit that continues to rise to the top is the added wealth homeowners gain simply by paying their mortgage while their home increases in value over time.

The National Association of Realtors (NAR) recently broke down the equity gained from price appreciation and principal payments in their Economists Outlook Blog. Homeowners who purchased their homes five years ago have already gained almost $80,000 in equity over that time with 80% of the gains coming from price appreciation.

For a homeowner who purchased their home 30 years ago, they have gained nearly $250,000 in equity with 70% coming from price increases. The full results can be seen in the chart below.

How to Put Your Housing Cost to Work for You | MyKCM

According to the Home Price Expectation Survey, a family who purchased a median priced home this January can expect to gain more than $42,000 over the next five years simply from price appreciation alone.

Bottom Line

Your home is one of the only investments you can live inside as you pay it off over time. If you are ready to use your housing costs to build wealth, let’s get together to discuss how to make your dream a reality.

 

If you're looking for a Muskegon real estate agent to help you with your real estate needs in Norton Shores, Muskegon, Muskegon Heights, Mona Lake, and Holland and you'd like specific advice how to do this, call David Medendorp at 231-777-7355 Medendorp Real Estate Group. Please feel free to review my book on buying a home this spring in Holland, Grand Haven or Muskegon if you're planning to buy a home.

 

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