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Buyers • November 28, 2022

Build your net worth through equity

by Bob DeVore

If you’ve set out to buy a home, you’re likely balancing your own needs with higher mortgage rates and today’s home prices. That can feel challenging. But know that making a purchase today can pay off in the long run as you build your net worth through equity.

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