Sometimes, God opens doors when we least expect it — and sometimes we hesitate, unsure if it’s the right time. If you’ve been feeling a nudge in your heart about buying a home but keep waiting for the “perfect” moment, you’re not alone. Many of my clients have shared the same uncertainty, especially in a market like Northern Colorado.
But what if waiting is actually costing you more than you realize?
1. Home Prices Rarely Go Backward
We’re blessed to live in a thriving area — from Fort Collins to Windsor to Loveland and beyond, home values continue to rise. If you’re holding off hoping prices will drop, history tells a different story. While the market may adjust slightly, Northern Colorado remains a strong investment. By waiting, you might end up paying tens of thousands more for the same home a year from now.
2. Interest Rates Can Change Overnight
Rates may fluctuate, but even small changes can drastically affect your monthly payment. If you’ve been praying for wisdom and peace in your financial decisions, consider this: a home bought at a lower price with a slightly higher rate often costs less in the long run than waiting and paying more later — even with a “better” rate.
3. You’re Delaying Equity (and Stability)
Every mortgage payment builds equity — something rent will never do. I’ve worked with many buyers who waited years, only to look back and wish they’d stepped out in faith sooner. There’s something powerful about planting roots, stewarding your resources, and creating a place of peace for your family.
4. God Doesn’t Always Call Us to Comfort
Sometimes the scariest decisions are the ones that grow us most. If fear is holding you back, I encourage you to seek wisdom, pray through your options, and then take the next step forward — even if it feels uncertain. You don’t have to walk it alone. I’m here to help you navigate it all with honesty, compassion, and trust.
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