Big shocker coming, but buying a home costs money.

So financial planning is a must-do in your goal to dump your rent for life.

If you feel overwhelmed with the complexities of fiscal planning,

today we're going to break it down into some simple action steps that you can start today.

Hit me with those horns!

Yeah. today. Hit me with those horns. What is up? My How to Buy a Homies, welcome to today's episode filled with all kinds of goodness. My name's David Sidoni. I'm no phony and that's no baloney. Yes,

that was my slogan when I ran for Safety Commissioner for sixth grade student council at St.

Headwigs and Los Alamitos, go Celtics. And since I'm in an elementary school mood today,

let me share you some really simple basic elementary school style action steps that you can do and start

right now that are someday going to help you buy a home. Now, I know that many of you out there

feel miles away from being able to get a home loan approval. And since I talk to every single day,

first-time homebuyers all over the country, 24-7, I also know that many

of you feel like the only thing that you can do now is to grind away at saving money.

Well, I've got some deeper answers for you.

Thanks to JT. hijacking my podcast back in episode 274, you all out there got to hear some

simple action steps that go beyond just that saving.

And, you know, I've heard such great feedback on that episode that today I'm going to highlight

some of those action steps from that episode, and then I'm going to add a few more for you.

So one of the great things about episode 274, where my producer took over the podcast podcast was that even though JT has been listening

to the podcast for five years, he still hasn't bought a home. And he mentioned how for years

he felt that his personal situation had obstacles that were just too big and kept him from

buying. And he had some thoughts in the episode. I believe he said he was having

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