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Should You Put All Your Cash Into a House?
📞 Schedule a time to meet with Bill here: https://calendly.com/blitton/
📲 Text "LEND" to 21000 to schedule a free 15–minute consultation
When buying a home, putting more money down feels responsible but is it always the smartest move? Today we're answering a question from a couple planning to put nearly $400,000 down on a $500K home and wondering if their broker's advice was helpful or self-serving.
This decision has less to do with right or wrong and more to do with financial planning, liquidity, and opportunity cost. We're going to walk through how compounding interest, time horizon, and comfort with leverage can dramatically change outcomes, and why locking cash into a home isn't always the safest or most flexible choice.
Here's what we discuss in this episode:
🏠 Is putting 80–85% down on a home ever a good idea?💰 Liquidity vs. locking cash into real estate📈 How compounding interest can outperform mortgage savings⚖️ Guaranteed savings vs. long-term growth tradeoffs🧠 Why education beats being "sold" a mortgage
CONTACT:
Schedule a time to meet with Bill here: https://calendly.com/blitton/
Visit the Smart Mortgage Show website for more podcasts, videos and mortgage info: https://smartmortgageshow.com/
Call: 484-352-4151.
Check us out on YouTube: https://bit.ly/3KbUxAF
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By Bill Litton📞 Schedule a time to meet with Bill here: https://calendly.com/blitton/
📲 Text "LEND" to 21000 to schedule a free 15–minute consultation
When buying a home, putting more money down feels responsible but is it always the smartest move? Today we're answering a question from a couple planning to put nearly $400,000 down on a $500K home and wondering if their broker's advice was helpful or self-serving.
This decision has less to do with right or wrong and more to do with financial planning, liquidity, and opportunity cost. We're going to walk through how compounding interest, time horizon, and comfort with leverage can dramatically change outcomes, and why locking cash into a home isn't always the safest or most flexible choice.
Here's what we discuss in this episode:
🏠 Is putting 80–85% down on a home ever a good idea?💰 Liquidity vs. locking cash into real estate📈 How compounding interest can outperform mortgage savings⚖️ Guaranteed savings vs. long-term growth tradeoffs🧠 Why education beats being "sold" a mortgage
CONTACT:
Schedule a time to meet with Bill here: https://calendly.com/blitton/
Visit the Smart Mortgage Show website for more podcasts, videos and mortgage info: https://smartmortgageshow.com/
Call: 484-352-4151.
Check us out on YouTube: https://bit.ly/3KbUxAF