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Nicole Beckley

Austin, Dallas, New York
As seen in: Medium, JAMA (The Journal of the American Medical Association), NewsBreak, McSweeney's, National FFA Organization, Texas Highways, Global Cosmetic Industry, New American Funding, Litro, Tribeza Magazine and
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Will a 15-Year Mortgage Save Homebuyers Money? What You Need to Know

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By Nicole Beckley
| New American Funding
Homebuyers Many potential homebuyers are looking for money-saving strategies with home prices and mortgage rates remaining high. That's led some to look beyond the standard 30-year, fixed-rate mortgage. Historically, considering a shorter mortgage term, such as a 15-year mortgage, has helped borrowers save money over the long run—potentially even hundreds of thousands of dollars. However, these loans can wind up costing borrowers much more every month.
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Newly Constructed Homes May Cost More—But Wind Up Saving Buyers More Money

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By Nicole Beckley
| New American Funding
Homebuyers These days, many cost-conscious homebuyers are scouring real estate listings for a deal. Some are finding them in an unexpected place: the new construction market. Traditionally, newly built homes have been perceived as more expensive than existing homes that homeowners put up for sale. But that's been changing as builders have been putting smaller, more affordable homes on the market and offering incentives that can lower buyers' upfront costs—and monthly payments.
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Creating a Budget When You’re Saving Up for Your First Home

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By Nicole Beckley
| New American Funding
Homebuyers Making your first home purchase is a big investment. And if you’re ready to take the next step towards homeownership, you’re not alone. According to the National Association of Realtors, 32% of homebuyers made their first purchase in 2023. The majority of those buyers were motivated by a desire to have a home of their own. So, how do you get from wanting a home to being able to buy one? One of the biggest questions that will need answering is the financial part of the equation.
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