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Three things that I would do if I was planning on buying a house and this just highlights a house takes preparation. Number 1, save up some amount of money that will go towards either depositing the house, lawyers fees, transfer costs, as mini renovation or maintenance that you might have to do in case someone was living in the house. I should there be a need. Um, number 2, start working on your credit score. Know what your credit score is. Is it a good score? What will get you in the market? Um, and just also use your deputy to just highlight what is what is not a good credit score and therefore in your mind as to what credit score you get to and what tips can implement in order to get to that good credit score. Start working towards that. Take a period of between six months to a year to work on your credit score because your credit score is gonna give you that negotiating power and save you on a lot of interest, especially on a big purchase like a house. Somewhat something that's gonna take a long time you tend to pay more interest if you're not negotiating on your credit score. So credit score very important. And then the last one, the last one, I would make sure that I pay off other little debts that I have. Personal loans, credit cards, smaller and little things that are high interest rate. Take up money monthly from you. Start paying off those so that your affordability is at its peak. Actually, you probably even have more excess cash even after paying your bond because you paid off those little things. Make sure your affordability is at its peak before you go and buy that house. Have a good day, guys. Aa
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