Hi friend, my name is Jordan Schilleci, and I am a realtor here in the Houston Suburbs. I love all things Willis, and I really love all things Willis Real Estate. Not only can you find me on the selling side of real estate, but also on the buying side of real estate. Don't tell anyone, but unlike other realtors, I absolutely love working with buyers.
In today's blog post, we are featuring the buyer incentives for Century Homes in Willis, Texas. There's one new construction communities featuring Century Homes new construction homes. I am going to break down all and share with you the current incentives. And if you are on the fence about buying, don't forget to check out the section below titled, Why You Should Consider Buying Right Now Instead of Renting or Waiting.
Lexington Heights
Offering homes: 1,400 square feet to 2,100 square feet
Model home address: 11609 Whirlaway Drive, Willis, TX 77318
Price range: $250k+
New construction on the market in Lexington Heights: Link to homes for sale.
Featured amenities: Suited just minutes away from the abundance of outdoor recreation opportunities at Lake Conroe and Sam Houston National Forest, with easy access to TX-105 W, I-45, or FM 1097, and a short drive away from Conroe, Tomball, or The Woodlands prime regional economic and cultural hubs, plus an array of local activities, such as shopping and dining.
April builder incentives for buyers: For a limited time, Coventry Homes is offering a 30-Year Fixed Interest Rate as low as 4.99% (5.049% APR) on quick close homes across Houston!
Jo & Co. incentive for Century Homes new construction: When you use us as your buyer's agent, we cover your third-party inspection when using a preferred vendor. All inspectors are TREC (Texas Real Estate Commission certified, just like us real estate agents, here in Texas.)
Why You Should Consider Buying Right Now Instead of Renting or Waiting
The debate over buying versus renting has been a topic of discussion for as long as the concept of private property has existed. Both options come with their own sets of pros and cons, tailored to suit different lifestyles, financial situations, and personal preferences. However, if you're currently at the crossroads of making this significant decision, you may want to consider the long-term benefits of buying. Here's why.
Building Equity
When you pay rent, that money goes directly to your landlord and you have nothing to show for it at the end of your lease. Conversely, when you buy a home, your monthly mortgage payments allow you to build equity in the property. In the long run, this becomes an asset you can leverage for other financial opportunities or even leave as an inheritance for future generations.
Long-Term Investment
While the housing market has its ups and downs, historically, it has been a solid long-term investment. Unlike your car or gadgets, which depreciate in value over time, a well-maintained property is likely to appreciate, giving you more financial stability and potentially greater wealth as time goes by.
Tax Benefits
In many countries, there are tax benefits associated with homeownership. In the United States, for example, homeowners can often deduct the interest paid on their mortgage, thereby reducing their taxable income. These kinds of tax incentives can make owning a home more financially beneficial in the long run.
Personalization and Control
When you own your home, you have the freedom to personalize and modify it to fit your taste and needs without requiring the permission of a landlord. Want to paint the walls a new color or install smart home technology? Go right ahead. Your home can be a reflection of your personality and a place where you have the ultimate control.
No Rent Increases
Rent is subject to increases, often annually, depending on market conditions and your landlord's discretion. When you own a home with a fixed-rate mortgage, you have the security of knowing exactly what your monthly payments will be for the life of the loan, making budgeting and planning much easier.
Forced Savings
While it may not seem like it at first glance, the act of making regular mortgage payments can be viewed as a form of “forced savings.” Each payment contributes to the equity you're building in your home, unlike rent payments which offer no return on investment.
Sense of Community
Homeownership often instills a sense of belonging and community. Because you're more likely to stay in one place for an extended period, you're able to build long-lasting relationships with your neighbors and become an active member of the community. This can be particularly beneficial for families with children, as it provides a stable environment for kids to grow up in. I also love the access you will have to community amenities by living in some of these master-planned communities in the area.
While renting may offer more flexibility and less upfront financial commitment, the long-term benefits of buying are hard to ignore. Building equity, enjoying tax benefits, and having the freedom to make your home truly yours are just some of the advantages that come with homeownership. If you're in a position to buy, taking the leap into homeownership is a decision that could greatly benefit you in the long run.
Please, keep in mind I am a specialist in the Houston Suburbs, and this post focused on Willis; to see all of the blog posts Century Homes Incentives Series, click here.
If you are looking to learn more about Willis, and what it has to offer, this is a great post to start with. If you are interested in one of the homes, or you are looking for a local real estate agent to work with, I would love to work with you. You can call/text 832-493-6685, or schedule a call with this link: http://byjoandco.com/call. I look forward to meeting you. Hugs, Jordan.
I hope you have found this blog post super helpful. If there is anything else we can do for you, including helping you sell (or buy) a home, I would be honored to assist. I hope you have a great day/evening.
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