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With rising home prices, higher mortgage rates, increasing insurance costs, and growing concerns about affordability, more people are questioning whether homeownership still makes sense. In this video, I react to different perspectives on renting vs buying, break down the real costs of homeownership, explain the difference between being approved and truly being able to afford a home, and share practical tips every first-time homebuyer should consider before making a decision.

If you're thinking about buying a house in 2026, wondering whether renting is throwing money away, or trying to figure out how much house you can realistically afford, this video will help you think through the numbers, the risks, and the long-term trade-offs so you can make the right decision for your situation.

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Intro- 00:00
Homebuyer Trap 1- 00:27
Commentary- 01:57
Homebuyer Trap 2- 03:35
Commentary- 04:21
Homebuyer Trap 3- 05:38
Commentary- 06:58
Homebuyer Trap 4- 08:07
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Homebuyer Trap 5- 10:47
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Homebuyer Trap 6- 13:18
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Homebuyer Trap 7- 16:13
Commentary- 17:20

Samuel Dolcine
LPT REALTY, INC
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