Where to start the home-buying journey & what to expect in the process

Start the home-buying journey off with confidence! This session will explore the best ways to get your finances in order and what financial changes you should — and shouldn’t — make once you’ve decided you want to buy a home. Our panel of real estate and mortgage professionals will outline the home-buying process so you can be prepared when you find the home of your dreams. This panel will also provide the tools and information you need to learn how much house you can afford. 

Watch the full session below. To go back to the full HomeOwnership Summit 2021 on-demand page, go here.

Panelists:

  • Rennatta Delgado, Business Development Officer, Citi
  • Lisa Almaguer, Senior Escrow Officer, Truly Title
  • Sarah Wheeler, Editor in Chief, HousingWire

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The content reflects the views of the participants and does not necessarily reflect the views of Citi. Citi does not guarantee the accuracy or completeness of the information presented.

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