Requires a significant down payment (often 40-50%). ⚠️ Important Considerations

Social Security is considered high-quality income because it is guaranteed for life.

Buying a home while relying on Social Security is entirely possible. Lenders view Social Security benefits as a reliable, stable source of income. However, the process requires strategic planning regarding debt ratios, down payments, and specific loan programs. 🏦 Financing and Income Verification

Allows you to buy a new home without making monthly mortgage payments (you must still pay taxes and insurance).