Moving to a new community: The advantages of owner financed homes

After living in an apartment for about 18 years in Cebu, our family finally decided to go back to our home in the province and settle there for good. We were all done with college that time and some of my siblings are already working abroad, plus we were paying for the monthly rent and living in an apartment by the highway which was not a nice location for a residence. We already missed our home in the province, so we gave up our Cebu-based business, packed up all our belongings and finally moved back home.

The main factor that made us give up living in Cebu was the monthly cost of apartment rental. If we’ll compute the total amount we’ve shelled out for 18 years, we could have bought a house for that. Thus, those who are planning to buy a house but have limited budget can consider owner financed homes. The monthly payments will not go to waste since the house will be yours in the future. Understanding the concept of owner financed homes is important if you think this is the best option for you. There are websites that offer valuable information on this type of home ownership such as OwnerFinancingListings.com where you can browse over a substantial range of owner financed listings, from New York to San Francisco to Houston owner financed homes.

Site visitors can navigate easily to search for their dream house and neighbourhood – just input the location, price range, number of bedrooms and bathrooms and click the search button to display a list of available properties which can be sorted according to relevance or price.

For those planning to move to another neighbourhood or community for good, it’s best to conduct a site visit and base your choice on factors important to your family such as community facilities and amenities and proximity to church, school, market, hospital and other important establishments. It’s also good to learn and study the basics about owning a home. The Internet offers many informative articles, whether you want to know more about affordable housing options, or an overview on buying a home or the FTC overview on mortgages.