This conversation is about the Union Advantage Homebuyer program, which is a collaboration between Carly Peters, a realtor, and Dan, a lender. The program is designed to help first-time homebuyers who are union members. Carly offers to give 20% of her commission towards the buyer's closing costs, while Dan covers up to $800 of the appraisal cost. They also help buyers explore other programs they may qualify for. The conversation emphasizes the importance of building relationships and the misconception that there is a perfect time to buy a home. It also touches on the value of supporting local businesses and the challenges of raising children.

Takeaways

• The Union Advantage Homebuyer program offers assistance to first-time homebuyers who are union members.
• Carly Peters, a realtor, gives 20% of her commission towards the buyer's closing costs.
• Dan, a lender, covers up to $800 of the appraisal cost.
• Buyers are encouraged to explore other programs they may qualify for.
• There is no perfect time to buy a home; it's important to take action and start the process.
• Supporting local businesses and building relationships within the community is valuable.
• Raising children can be challenging, especially during the teenage years.

Sound Bites

"I'm giving 20% of my commission toward your closing cost."

"Dan will help you with all of the other programs that you might qualify for."

"What's awful is paying rent and not building equity, throwing money away every month."

Chapters

• 00:00 Introduction to the Union Advantage Homebuyer program
• 03:23 Assistance with closing costs and other programs
• 08:33 The misconception of the perfect time to buy a home
• 11:25 Building relationships and supporting local businesses
• 13:47 Challenges of raising children