Life on a Budget
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This is a great time to buy a home. The interest rates are at an all time low since the 1950’s and home prices are lower than they have been in years. There is lot of inventory on the market due to the rate of short sales and foreclosures. It is a great time to rent. Many rental properties are offering great move-in specials. What do you do and how do you make the choice on renting versus buying? Is it better to stay in your apartment or buy a house or is it better to sell your house and move back into an apartment? At the present time, you may be renting an apartment/living space and are considering the purchase of a new home. Renting an apartment may suggest hassle free living and there are several pro’s to renting in such that you can come and go without the worries of homeownership..
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About the Book
Budgeting can be stressful and overwhelming to the average American. You can learn how to cut corners from grocery shopping, to going on that much wanted vacation to saving money on entertainment that it hard to afford on the budget you have yet to make. Don't feel drained at the end of the month; read Life on A budget to begin feeling more energized by your "desire" and "motivation".
About the Author
Mookey Mae Phillips was born in Rochester, New York as Lynn Vahue.and she has had numerous poems published. She is an avid traveler which have included Japan, backpacking Europe and spending time with the Giraffes in Kenya, Africa. Her greatest desire is to own her own giraffe farm some day. She currently resides in Minnesota with her husband, three children and granddaughter, Mikayla.