5 Steps to Buying your First Home (And Still Grow Your Wealth Every Year)

[@shaahidfv]

Point 4. & 5. The points that stuck with me. revisiting finances when the perfect home is found and getting the leverage. simple tips that can help you prepare and save quite a lot.

[@MoneyTalkswithNabeelKhan]

Thank you for your comment and I'm happy it resonates! Preparation allows freedom of many things! What else would you like to hear around the topic?

[@Katstix]

Overwhelmed yes. Ah man I hate living at home but I'd rather be well prepared for my move. Just more patience

[@MoneyTalkswithNabeelKhan]

Thanks for your feedback Katlego! Have you seen the money talks site? www.MyMoneyTalks.co.za check it out! 👊🏽🙌🏽🔥

[@heinrichwebb6447]

Great video Nabeel! Wish I knew this when I bought my house. Will definitely come back to this list for my next one.

[@donovangeyer682]

Really enjoying these videos Nabeel, keep up the great work!

[@MoneyTalkswithNabeelKhan]

Thank you Donovan! Keep posted for the next one and I appreciate your feedback and support!

[@imranlimbada2521]

Vital factors you have shown. Thanks for sharing these important conditions

[@MoneyTalkswithNabeelKhan]

I'm glad you enjoyed the video and thank you for your feedback Imran! Look forward to your ongoing participation!

[@zaheerbhaila1600]

I love this vid!!!! One of the things I would like your advise on is also knowing when to buy your first house. Eg my friend ':John'' has gone through the 5 steps mentioned in the vid, on a particular property but he currently lives with his parents. John only intends to move out in 3-5 years time. Should John rather purchase the property at a reasonable purchase price and rent it out while living with his parents or wait till he moves out of his parent's home and run the risk of the same property being valued at double the price in 3-5 years time when he makes his offer. It is something we all need to think about as well.

[@MoneyTalkswithNabeelKhan]

Zaheer Bhaila have you seen the video - rent or buy? That answers this question!

[@londiwengema5100]

Shopping around for better interes rates actually achieves the opposite

[@jaydee6178]

Why is that?