Are you worried that you may never be able to own your own house in your lifetime?

With housing prices continuing to rise and the demand for houses growing even more, it may seem impossible to find the right time to purchase your first home.

In this episode, Austyn Whittenburg talks with Broch Lassig, from CrossCountry Mortgage, who has been ranked in the top 1% of loan officers in the country by Mortgage Executive Magazine. Broch shares some useful strategies that can help you get closer to buying your first home and explains why you shouldn’t wait for the housing market bubble to pop.

Broch discusses:

• If home prices are ever going to decrease
  
• The growing demand for housing
  
• The risks of purchasing a house compared to renting a house
  
• Strategies to help purchase your first home
  
• And more
  

Connect With Austyn Whittenburg:

• (801) 839-7056
  
• austyn@whittenburgwealth.com
  
• Schedule A Meeting With Austyn
  
• LinkedIn: Austyn Whittenburg 
  
• Whittenburg Wealth Partners
  
• Twitter: Whittenburg Wealth
  

Connect With Broch Lassig:

• (801) 713-4000
  
• broch.lassig@myccmortgage.com 
  
• LinkedIn: Broch Lassig
  
• Lassigteam.com 
  
• Cross Country Mortgage
  
• Facebook: Lassig Team
  

About Our Guest:

Mortgages are in his DNA. Broch Lassig was named to Housing Wire’s Rising Stars in 2018 and has been ranked in the top 1% of loan officers in the country by Mortgage Executive Magazine. He was fortunate to learn about home loans from his father, a mortgage industry veteran who taught him to be disciplined and efficient while providing a superior mortgage experience to my clients. He emphasizes communication, so you will never wonder what’s happening with your loan. When you do have questions, He is only a call or email away. 

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Broch Lassig and CrossCountry Mortgage are not affiliated with or endorsed by Whitenburg Wealth Partners, Stratos Wealth Partners, or LPL Financial.

All performance referenced is historical and is no guarantee of future results. The economic forecasts set forth in this material may not develop as predicted and there can be no guarantee that strategies promoted will be successful.

Mortgage backed securities are subject to credit, default, prepayment, extension, market and interest rate risk.

Bonds are subject to market and interest rate risk if sold prior to maturity. Bond values will decline as interest rates rise and bonds are subject to availability and change in price.