Repeat Buyers

Should I Buy Now?

Housing may never be this affordable again. Over the past few months, pricing in Utah has adjusted downward. This creates a unique and temporary opportunity to purchase a home while pricing is affordable. If you have thought about moving in the next three years, now is the time to take advantage of all the opportunities currently available. There are several compelling reasons to reposition now:

IMPROVE YOUR LIFESTYLE

Whether your family needs a bigger yard, a garden, room to grow, new schools or just a fresh start, there are beautiful homes and communities throughout the state.

TAKE ADVANTAGE OF GREAT PRICING

Housing in Utah is affordable again. More than ever before, the market is offering great pricing and incentives. It is a buyer's market and this means you can find great deals on your new home. Take advantage of today's pricing before it's too late.

TAKE ADVANTAGE OF $6,000 GRANT PROGRAM

For qualified buyers who purchase a newly constructed home, the Utah government is offering a $6,000 Home Run grant for down payment assistance or closing costs. Unlike the $8,000 tax credit, this grant is available to both first-time buyers and buyers who have owned in the last three years. Because there are a limited number of grants, buyers should act quickly if they want to take advantage of this incentive. Click here to learn more about the Home Run grants.

REPOSITION FOR FUTURE APPRECIATION

With great pricing, you have the opportunity to reposition now for significant financial benefit in the future. Five to 10 years from now, will your current home and community appreciate as much as the homes in surrounding neighborhoods? If not, now is the time to shift your resources to make sure you are positioned well in the future.

LOCK IN GREAT RATES

Interest rates are one of the biggest factors influencing the affordability of your monthly payment. Right now, interest rates are incredibly low. This helps makes buying a home more affordable. For example, if you wait to buy and interest rates increase 1 percent, your payment will increase by $263 on a $400,000 loan. In other words, you lose $43,832 in purchasing power. Act now before rates increase.