Steph Noble NMLS 129002

I said what I said 😬

Does it have it’s challenges? Yes.

Are you capable? Also yes.

Buying a home on your own after a breakup/divorce can feel like a tall order but it’s really about assembling the right support so you aren’t going at it totally alone.

And at least you’re not negotiating features with someone whose “absolute must” is objectively ridiculous.

If you’re going solo and want a game plan, hit me up! I’ll help you figure out what you can actually swing, without the chaos.

Now, I’m not saying “don’t hear them out.” But remember when taking advice coming from a 15-year old experience: take it with a grain of salt 🤷🏼‍♀️

Anecdotal experiences are worth listening to. But remember, the mortgage brokers and Realtors you’re working with have experienced hundreds (even thousands) of transactions which helps us see the trends. We know how the local market is acting today, not 5 years ago (during COVID times), not 10 years ago (during the housing market boom) or 15 years ago (coming off the great recession).

We’re happy to help you share our advice, because we really want you to understand the current market you’re competing in. Don’t be shy to ask us for a run down of what we’re seeing day to day!