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"20% Down Myth" First-Time Home Buyer's Action Plan - Post

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This social media post template is for promoting "The First-Time Home Buyer's Action Plan" on Instagram and Facebook. It targets the common myth that buyers need a 20% down payment, breaking down a major barrier for many potential buyers.

Customize the post with your branding. The caption is designed to debunk the 20% down payment myth and show your action plan as the source for real, helpful information.

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Stop letting the 20% down payment myth keep you on the sidelines.
The belief that you need to put 20% down is the #1 reason potential buyers stay renting. The reality? The median down payment for first-time buyers is actually 9%, and many loan programs (like FHA) require as little as 3.5% down. Don't let outdated advice paralyze you.
I break down the financial preparation phase, including down payments and assistance programs, in my free First-Time Buyer's Action Plan. Want a copy? Comment "PLAN" below.
#firsttimehomebuyer #downpayment #realestateadvice #homebuying #[YourCity]RealEstate

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