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My Mortgage Debt

After looking at my debt, you may be wondering why I have such a low mortgage debt.

It may be hard to believe, but my home only cost $35,500. This value reflects the general real estate trend of the area. Most homes are very affordable where I live compared to big cities. If I was living somewhere else with my income, I would not have been able to purchase a house.

When I applied for mortgages, even obtaining one for $35,500 was a challenge due to my debt. But I was working with a wonderful woman who tried her hardest to get my family into a home. And she was able to do it.