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Five Tips for Helping Clients Buy Their First HomeFive Tips for Helping Clients Buy Their First Home

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Kevin McKinley, Columnist: Generations

October 22, 2018

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Whether they are your clients or family members of your clients, there is a good chance some younger adults will eventually need your advice on buying their first home.

These five tips can help them achieve the proverbial “American Dream” without going crazy or going broke. In the future, we’ll cover what they need to know when choosing a home. But first let’s start with the most crucial issue: the mortgage.

 

Kevin McKinley is principal/owner of McKinley Money LLC, an independent registered investment advisor. He is also the author of Make Your Kid a Millionaire (Simon & Schuster).

About the Author

Kevin McKinley

Columnist: Generations, Principal/Owner of McKinley Money LLC

Kevin McKinley is principal/owner of McKinley Money LLC, an independent registered investment advisor. He is also the author of the book Make Your Kid A Millionaire (Simon & Schuster), and provides speaking and consulting services on family financial planning topics. Find out more at www.mckinleymoney.com.