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Don’t Sell Your Home… Nick Ahrens | Your Anthem Home

I often advise people to think twice before selling their home, usually for two key reasons:

Financial Considerations

Moving isn’t always the best financial choice for every family. Factors like interest rates, discount points, closing costs, negotiating seller credits, and more can make a significant impact. It’s a complex process, and having a clear financial plan is essential. With so many moving parts, working with an experienced agent is crucial to help you see the big picture. If you’d like more information about whether selling makes sense for your goals, feel free to reach out. 

Keeping Your Home as an Investment

Many homeowners with low interest rates (often in the 2% or 3% range) could benefit from holding onto their property as an investment. There are a variety of strategies and programs that can help make this happen, using your home equity, liquid assets, and other investment tools. If you’re interested in exploring whether this could work for you, let me know—I’m happy to discuss your options.

Bottom Line

Define your goals, get clear guidance, and make an informed plan. Whether you’re looking for a 1-5 year strategy or just need clarity on your options, I’d be glad to help you create a roadmap that works for you. Just reply to this email, and we can start planning together.

Thinking About Your Next Home - Nick Ahrens | Your Anthem Home

If you're already a homeowner and wondering about your options—whether it’s moving to a new space, leveraging your home’s equity, or simply planning for the future—there are a few smart steps you can take to stay prepared:

Consider Building Your Savings for Flexibility

Even if you’re not in a hurry to make a move, setting aside funds dedicated to future real estate goals can give you more options down the road. Whether it’s for a down payment on a new home or updating your current space, even small, regular contributions can add up over time.

Review Your Finances and Credit Health

Your financial picture might be different now than it was when you first bought your home. Taking a closer look at your credit score, debt levels, and overall financial health can open up options for refinancing, remodeling, or making your next purchase easier when the time comes.

Have a Local Market Expert in Your Corner

Even if a move isn’t on the immediate horizon, having a trusted advisor who knows the local market can make all the difference when you’re ready to explore options. Whether you’re looking for insights on home value, timing, or neighborhood trends, a knowledgeable advisor can provide the guidance you need to make informed decisions.

Bottom Line:

Planning for your future as a homeowner—whether it involves buying, selling, or staying put—begins with having the right information and support. Preparing now can help you take advantage of new opportunities and ensure you’re ready for whatever your next chapter holds.

How Much Equity Did You Gain in 2024?? - Nick Ahrens | Your Anthem Home

I'm setting aside some time this week to prepare equity reports for my clients.

My clients love these reports because they are more detailed and accurate than online tools.

Can I create one for your home?

Let me know!

Nick Ahrens

P.S. I just completed a report for a client, and they were surprised to learn that they gained $37,501 in equity. Now, they are contacting their mortgage company to eliminate PMI

If youre in your forever home, ignore this email - Nick Ahrens | Your Anthem Home

If you’re in your forever home, ignore this email.

However, if you’re open to the idea of potentially selling your home, I have information that might be valuable to you.

We are actively seeking homes like yours for our clients.

Even if you’re months away from deciding whether to sell your home, it would still be worth having a brief conversation.

I look forward to hearing from you.