Are you tired of living in an apartment? Do late night parties keep you up at night? Do you hate throwing money away each month? Do you need your own space? College students are strapped for cash! Students not only spend money on tuition, fees, books, and supplies, they also pay for expensive student housing. A one bedroom apartment in Lubbock can cost up to $675 per month!
There is a solution - Owning a home is an affordable alternative to student housing. We will help you find the perfect home that is fun, close to campus, and affordable. I will be glad to show you homes for sale that are within walking distance to Lubbock Christian University and Texas Tech University. We can even find homes that are convenient to the Health Sciences Center and other work places.
Benefits of Owning a Home include: *Students save money in the long run. *Students establish a valuable credit history. *Students earn equity and increase net worth. *Students and parents can take advantage of several tax benefits. *Students learn to care for and maintain a home *After graduation: -Students can rent the property to others to make some extra money -Students can sell the property at an appreciated value (5% - 25%) and earn a profit
If you are interested in finding a home during college, please fill out the form below or email me at vmedina@coldwellbanker.com.
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