How can a millennial without a trust fund afford to buy in NYC?

… stories before Not to knock anyone whos getting helpwould  you  say no if your parents offered tens of thousands of dollars for a down … mortgage and building costs often arent much different than what youd be paying in rent theres unfortunately no getting …

By Virginia K. Smith |August 31, 2017 - 8:53AM
How long do you have to own in NYC for your investment to be worth it?

… than snapping up some stocks or stashing cash in an index fund and it can take a number of years before … youre looking for the better bet may be something like index funds which according to the finance website The …

By Virginia K. Smith |August 29, 2017 - 1:00PM
What can I afford? After a stint in the suburbs, a buyer contemplates NYC pied-à-terres

… firsttime buyer He is however looking to buy in the city for the first time which as anyone familiar with the New … opportunity and may want to resell for a profit or rent it out in the future He adds that hes comfortable with … a bit  … The analysis  … The maximum amount the buyer could take out for mortgages for both properties says Everbanks …

By Alanna Schubach |April 6, 2017 - 3:59PM
Any regrets? A check-in with a first-time buyer who chronicled her agonizing apartment-hunt for Brick

… blips that can come up Yesterday we launched a new column Rookie Buyer featuring our former Rental Rookie writer whos now on the hunt for an apartment to buy …

By Lucy Cohen Blatter |April 6, 2017 - 12:59PM
Is there one right way to save for a down payment?

… sponsor But while there are some highyield savings account options out there NerdWallet has a helpful roundup of current options even those wont net you much more than one percent … realm its generally considered safer to invest in index funds which pull from a pool of diversified investment …

By Virginia K. Smith |April 6, 2017 - 11:59AM