If you thought home prices were finally going to cool off, think again. A new wave of tariffs on Canada, Mexico, and China could send costs soaring—especially for first-time buyers who are already struggling with affordability.
These tariffs aren’t just political chess moves. They directly impact the materials that go into building homes, from lumber to steel to essential appliances. And when those prices go up? Home prices follow.
So, what does this mean if you’re looking to buy soon? Let’s break it down.
2025 is here, and with a new administration in charge, big changes are coming to the housing market. If you’re dreaming about buying your first home, you’re probably wondering: “What does this mean for me?” The good news? There’s a lot to be hopeful about—but also a few curveballs to watch out for.
Dreaming of your first home but worried about your credit score? You’re not alone.
For many first-time homebuyers, your credit score might feel like a confusing mystery—one that stands between you and your dream home. But here’s the good news: improving your credit score doesn’t have to be overwhelming. With a little care and consistency, you can transform your credit and open the door to homeownership.