75% of Americans Can’t Qualify for a Mortgage—But You Can Still Build Equity from Day One
Across the country, nearly 75% of households can’t qualify for a mortgage. Rising rates, higher credit thresholds, and stricter lending rules have locked millions of hardworking families out of homeownership. But what if you could build equity and share in a home’s appreciation—with a down payment as low as 2%—without needing a traditional loan? That’s […]
Not Mortgage-Ready? Lease to Own Greensboro Homes Build Wealth Like a 1995 Homeowner
Lease to own Greensboro is a smarter option for families who aren’t ready for a mortgage but want to start building equity today. Maybe you’re selling a home after decades and aren’t sure what’s next. Maybe you’re relocating to Greensboro, Winston-Salem, or High Point and want to get to know the area before you buy. […]
Turning Renters into Homeowners: Lease To Own Greensboro Homes #1 Solution for First-Time Homebuyers
For many first-time homebuyers in the Triad, achieving homeownership can feel like an uphill climb. Rising home prices, higher mortgage rates, closing costs, and steep down payments make buying a home seem out of reach. That’s exactly why programs like lease to own Greensboro exist—to help you move into a home you love now, begin […]
Relocating to Greensboro? Why Lease to Own Greensboro Homes Are Smarter Than Renting
Many families in this situation search for homes for rent Greensboro, homes for rent Winston-Salem, or homes for rent High Point, assuming renting is their only option. Are you relocating for work? Selling your home and not sure what’s next? But what if you didn’t have to rent at all? With the right strategy, you […]
Why 2025’s Housing Correction Could Be Your Best Chance to Buy in Raleigh—Even Without a Mortgage
If you’ve been waiting for the right moment to become a homeowner in Raleigh, your timing might finally be perfect. Contrary to headlines warning of a market crash, what we’re actually seeing is a healthy correction—a much-needed return to balance after years of overheated prices and limited inventory. Lease-to-Own Raleigh Homes are one of the standout […]
5 Smarter Ways to Buy a Home in 2025—Without a Mortgage
2025 isn’t just another year in the housing cycle—it’s a whole new landscape. High interest rates, rising rents, and tighter lending guidelines are changing the rules. And if you’re one of the nearly 60% of U.S. households currently unable to qualify for a $300,000 mortgage (source), you’re not alone–—and a Lease-to-Own home in Raleigh may be the […]
Buy Now or Wait? 3 Reasons This Summer Might Be the Right Time—Even Without a Mortgage
If you’re wondering whether to buy now or wait until the market shifts, you’re not alone. Many would-be buyers are hitting pause out of fear—fear of high interest rates, fear of overpaying, fear of making a move they might regret. But if you look beyond the headlines and understand the full picture, this summer may […]
Math Doesn’t Lie—But Your Mentors Might Be Misinformed
What self-employed buyers need to understand about timing, equity, and smarter home entry strategies. At Burson Home Advisors, we’ve helped dozens of self-employed buyers chart a path to homeownership—without waiting two or three years to qualify for a mortgage. But sometimes, even the clearest strategy gets drowned out by well-meaning mentors who don’t fully understand […]
The Vanishing First-Time Homebuyer: How Lease-to-Own Can Bring Homeownership Back Within Reach
The median age of first-time homebuyers has skyrocketed from 28 in 1991 to 38 in 2024—the highest in history. Why? Affordability barriers. High interest rates. Rising down payments. The very idea of homeownership feels further out of reach than ever—especially for young professionals trying to break into the market. At Burson Home Advisors, we believe […]
Overcoming Homeownership Challenges: How Burson Home Advisors’ Lease-to-Own Programs Empower Buyers
The path to homeownership has become increasingly challenging, especially for first time homebuyers. Recent data from the National Association of Realtors (NAR) indicates that first-time homebuyers now represent just 24% of all buyers—a historic low since NAR began collecting data in 1981. Several factors contribute to this decline, including rising down payment requirements, limited housing […]