Nicole Lappin

OK, so it's not a symptom of you guys not talking about money. You do.

OK, so it's not a symptom of you guys not talking about money. You do.

That makes sense. And I'm glad you're driving those short-term conversations, but we're going to think about the long-term together. And so the good news, Sarah, is that from my perspective, you have a lot of options here. I would just consider the fact that the golden rule of finance is diversification. And right now you're pretty concentrated in real estate. You know what I mean?

That makes sense. And I'm glad you're driving those short-term conversations, but we're going to think about the long-term together. And so the good news, Sarah, is that from my perspective, you have a lot of options here. I would just consider the fact that the golden rule of finance is diversification. And right now you're pretty concentrated in real estate. You know what I mean?

That makes sense. And I'm glad you're driving those short-term conversations, but we're going to think about the long-term together. And so the good news, Sarah, is that from my perspective, you have a lot of options here. I would just consider the fact that the golden rule of finance is diversification. And right now you're pretty concentrated in real estate. You know what I mean?

Finances are emotional. But yeah, I mean, it's definitely emotional. Definitely makes sense that it's anxiety provoking happens to a lot of people. But you know, selling a stock is probably not as emotional as buying a house if you need the money. So let's talk about ways you could diversify some of your investments since you've already decided that you really want to buy a house another house.

Finances are emotional. But yeah, I mean, it's definitely emotional. Definitely makes sense that it's anxiety provoking happens to a lot of people. But you know, selling a stock is probably not as emotional as buying a house if you need the money. So let's talk about ways you could diversify some of your investments since you've already decided that you really want to buy a house another house.

Finances are emotional. But yeah, I mean, it's definitely emotional. Definitely makes sense that it's anxiety provoking happens to a lot of people. But you know, selling a stock is probably not as emotional as buying a house if you need the money. So let's talk about ways you could diversify some of your investments since you've already decided that you really want to buy a house another house.

Have you heard of a two one buy down? I have not. So this is something for your husband when he is missing the 2020 interest rates. This is a way to basically get the seller to give you a credit that effectively subsidizes your mortgage for the first two years of your home. So in a two one buy down.

Have you heard of a two one buy down? I have not. So this is something for your husband when he is missing the 2020 interest rates. This is a way to basically get the seller to give you a credit that effectively subsidizes your mortgage for the first two years of your home. So in a two one buy down.

Have you heard of a two one buy down? I have not. So this is something for your husband when he is missing the 2020 interest rates. This is a way to basically get the seller to give you a credit that effectively subsidizes your mortgage for the first two years of your home. So in a two one buy down.

It's standard for the seller to give you a credit that covers two percentage points off the first year of your mortgage and then one percentage point off the second year of your mortgage. So if your interest rate, let's just say, is 6.5%, it would be 4.5% in the first year and then 5.5% in the second year. So then the 6.5% would only fully kick in in the third year.

It's standard for the seller to give you a credit that covers two percentage points off the first year of your mortgage and then one percentage point off the second year of your mortgage. So if your interest rate, let's just say, is 6.5%, it would be 4.5% in the first year and then 5.5% in the second year. So then the 6.5% would only fully kick in in the third year.

It's standard for the seller to give you a credit that covers two percentage points off the first year of your mortgage and then one percentage point off the second year of your mortgage. So if your interest rate, let's just say, is 6.5%, it would be 4.5% in the first year and then 5.5% in the second year. So then the 6.5% would only fully kick in in the third year.

So it's important to remember that the interest rate is temporary unless you finance, but it is another option for you.

So it's important to remember that the interest rate is temporary unless you finance, but it is another option for you.

So it's important to remember that the interest rate is temporary unless you finance, but it is another option for you.

But you wouldn't be a first-time... FHA loans would be for first-time homebuyers.

But you wouldn't be a first-time... FHA loans would be for first-time homebuyers.

But you wouldn't be a first-time... FHA loans would be for first-time homebuyers.