- Homebuyers
- October 22, 2024
How Much Home Can You Really Afford?
Before you start looking for your dream home, it's important to figure out what you can actually afford so you stay financially secure.
Staff Writer, New American Funding
In her diverse freelance journey, Karen has taken on various roles that greatly inspired and fueled her growth. From creating digital products for websites and content strategy, she remains dedicated to continuous learning within the industry. In her current role, Karen writes about housing and lending at New American Funding.
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