Whether you are looking to move out for the first time or deciding it may be time to leave the roommates and find a place of your own, figuring out how much rent you can truly afford is the best place to start. What percent of your paycheck should go to rent? How much do …
Do you ever feel like you pay too much rent for space you don’t use? You aren’t alone. There are a lot of positives to downsizing your space to what is considered to be a micro-apartment. These units are between 300 to 500 square feet and are usually located within the heart of a community. …
Moving to a new city is already daunting enough. You’ve got the job, and now you’ve got to find a place to live. It may seem easy, but there is so much up in the air that it can be overwhelming. There are many reasons that you may relocate for a job— military, healthcare, and …
Some people feel like homeownership is a dream that they can’t achieve. If you are stuck in simply renting an apartment or a home without, it can be a vicious cycle to get out of and into a home of your own. Although Hero Home Programs™ are focused on community heroes, they are committed to …
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Home buying is a beast of a process, and sometimes it can be hard to find assistance programs that actually care. If you are a community hero, it can feel like there is no one looking out for you like you do for others. Thankfully, there is. The Hero Home Programs™ is here to serve …
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The rule of thumb is that you should not spend more than 30% of your household income on rent. This means that if your combined household income is $10,000 per month, then your rent should be no more than $10,000 x 0.3, which comes out to be $3,000. This 30% rule of thumb exists so …
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