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Before You Sign Another Lease

Are you paying thousands every month in rent—and wondering if today's home prices and mortgage rates have made buying impossible?

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Thursday, October 15th, 2026

7:00 PM ET
Live via Zoom
100 live seats only

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Free live HomeBucks workshop
Thursday, October 15th, 2026
7::00 PM ET
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100 live seats only

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You make pretty good money.

So why does it feel like you're getting nowhere?

Maybe you're paying $1,800, $2,000, $2,500 or more every month in rent.

You work hard ... You pay your bills ... You're putting away a few dollars in savings ... But another month goes by... and then another year.

And when you start thinking about buying a home, everything seems to point in the same direction:

Home prices are too high.
Mortgage rates are too high.
The payment will be too high.

So the easiest answer is:

“I'll just wait.”

There's nothing wrong with waiting—if waiting is the right financial decision for you.

But before you make that decision, there's one question I think you deserve to answer:

How much will waiting actually cost you?

Let's look at two renters who asked that question.

Meet Daniel & Caleb.

They're a couple of 28-year-old former college roommates. Today, they live and work in Atlanta ... and they're each spending about $1,950 a month on rent and utilities.

They'd like to own a home ... and they'd really like to stop paying rent.

But with today's home prices and mortgage rates, they've wondered how buying could possibly make financial sense.

So we did the math.

But what if we changed the structure?

Instead of renting two apartments, Daniel and Caleb asked a different question:

What if we bought one home together and brought two friends along as roommates?

Maybe we could all win??

Maybe we could all save money??

They're already spending the money.

Daniel and Caleb are currently spending about $3,900 a month on rent and utilities today

Their two buddies were each currently spending $1,700-$1,800 renting ... so if they each rented from Daniel and Caleb for $1,000/mo., they'd each be saving $700-$800 each month.

So, if Daniel and Caleb do purchase their $580,000 dream home ... Daniel and Caleb's new net total monthly housing cost, after their accounting for their roommate rental income, will be approximately $3,411 ... $489/mo less than they are currently paying for rent.

So its actually saving them money to own their home vs. renting ... starting day 1.

But the really interesting part isn't just limited to the $489 monthly difference.

It's what could happen over the next seven years.

See, this isn't really just about Daniel & Caleb

It's about You.

It's about changing the questions

See, they didn't have to wait for home prices to fall.

They didn't have to wait for mortgage rates to fall.

They didn't all of a sudden start making more money.

All they needed to do was change the structure.

And this changed the math.

And so now the question becomes ...

What could changing the math look like for you?

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What we'll explore together

The Cost of Waiting
See how continuing to rent for another 5, 7 or 10 years can affect your longer-term financial picture.

A Different Way to Think About Affordability
Learn why the purchase price, interest rate, mortgage payment and down payment aren't the only numbers that matter.

Roommates Get Richer
See how sharing the cost of homeownership can potentially change the affordability equation—and the long-term financial picture.

Total Cost of Ownership
Learn why HomeBucks looks beyond the mortgage payment to the broader cost of buying and owning a home.

What If You're Not Ready Yet?
That's okay. We'll answer your questions and talk about what you can work on now—credit, income, assets and financial confidence to help you become a stronger future buyer and start building a more purposeful financial future.

So, Why am I doing this for free?

I was born with a love for numbers and I have spent more than 40 years helping people purchase and own their homes ... and somewhere along the way I became convinced that we all spend too much time talking about purchase price, interest rate, down payment and monthly payment - and not enough time talking about where your housing decisions could lead you financially five, ten, twenty, even thirty years from now.

And that's why I created The HomeBucks Company.

My goal isn't to convince you to buy a home.

It's to help you understand your options, look at the numbers differently, and develop the skills to make a more informed decision about what comes next.

You may discover there is a path you can follow, like Daniel and Caleb ...

Or, You may discover you're closer than you think.

Or you may discover you're not ready yet.

Any of these answers will do ... the goal is for you to find out where you stand so you can be prepared when the time is right ... so you will have the confidence to know what to do next!

So, If You are ready to look at your numbers differently?
Or even just see how
we did this for Daniel and Caleb?

Join me live on
Thursday, October 15th at 7:00 PM ET.

Kerry will present live, walk through the Total Wallet framework, and answer questions in real time.

Capacity is capped at 100 live seats.

If all 100 seats fill, new registrants will be added to the waitlist for the next session.

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Results shared in this workshop are for Educational purposes only. Examples and projections are illustrative and based on assumptions that may change, including home prices, interest rates, taxes, insurance, utilities, maintenance, rent, roommate income, appreciation and financing terms. Actual results will vary. This is not financial, tax, legal or investment advice, a commitment to lend, or a guarantee of financing, savings, appreciation or future results.