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FiniteBanjo@feddit.online 6 days ago
You either look for house listings and contact the realtor selling the house (be wary of contract for deed sales, it can sometimes be a great deal as the owner is cutting out the middleman but it’s just as often a scam or otherwise legal nightmare), or you look for an empty residential lot and then buy a home to be brought in on trucks and come in various sizes and shapes: singlewide, doublewide, multiwide. You can also purchase homes from a plan and have it built on the spot.
In almost every case, part of the process is getting approved for a home loan. Homes costs vary widely and can be anything from $60,000 to $6,000,000 USD, your monthly payments will depend on the interest rate and term on the loan and might be anywhere from $900 to $59,000.
Yasmeen@lemmy.world 6 days ago
AA5B@lemmy.world 5 days ago
For me it was the opposite. As a married couple we had a house almost paid for. But then in the divorce we both had to get large mortgages again.
I bought out her half of the house and now have a mortgage as big as our initial starting price 20 years ago, that doesn’t get paid off until I’m like 80. So that didn’t work so well
Of course now I also have enough equity to buy a house in most of the country. So there’s definite upside
deegeese@sopuli.xyz 5 days ago
You want your husband to buy you a house to keep after you divorce him?
Yikes.