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Buy A Home With A Friend

Friends, Family, And Relatives
Can Buy Together

With the combination of increasing home prices and rents, a growing number of people are deciding to Buy A Home with a friend, relative, or family member. 

Opportunity's Knocking

By combining their resources to raise a down payment and to jointly qualify for low interest rate financing, co-ownership arrangements can provide benefits that wanna-be home buyers may never enjoy (by purchasing a home on their own). 

It's Not For Everyone

As one would expect though, any home-sharing agreement works better for some, and not others.  Each situation is as unique as the co-owners personalities and ability to co-habitate.

A Great Investment - Or A Nightmare

When you buy a home with a friend, your co-ownership decision may prove to be a fantastic joint investment, or it could become an incredibly bad decision, depending on your choice of partner and your agreements.  All of the details of co-ownership must be well thought out in advance, including expenses, maintenance, lifestyles, financial heath and risks, long and short term goals, separation terms, and even legal advice, which are all vital for a successful co-investment.

Explore Your Options

If a home sharing investment sounds like a good idea to you, I've prepared a special article called "Buying A Home With A Friend - What You Need To Know."  To get a free copy, just call me at (303) 514-4000.  Or, sent the easy form below.

Michael Dagner is an expert in Denver-Area home sales.
Call today, (303) 514-4000, for help with your home sale or purchase.