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The Biggest Myth Keeping You From Buying a Home

The Biggest Myth Keeping You From Buying a Home

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Summary

Think you have to wait until 40 to buy your first home? Think again.

In this episode of College Real Estate Coach, Vikki Grodner is joined by Royce Dickerson — who purchased his first home in his 20s while in grad school — and Ken Grodner, co-owner of Hospitality Network Group at Keller Williams.

They unpack:

• Why the “you can’t afford it yet” narrative isn’t always true • How young professionals are buying sooner than expected • The structure behind a vetted nationwide agent referral network • Why referrals don’t cost buyers more — but do protect them • How relocation buyers, renters, and parents of students benefit from expert guidance

Whether you’re exploring Tuscaloosa real estate, Birmingham real estate, college-town investing, relocation for UAB or the University of Alabama, or simply wondering if now is the right time to buy — this conversation provides clarity.

Real estate isn’t just a transaction. It’s a relationship. And having the right team in your corner changes everything.

Hospitality Network Group at Keller Williams Client focused . Performance driven

Ken Grodner, Realtor® Hospitality Network Group IG: @hospitalitynetworkgroupkw ; @kengrodner Facebook: www.facebook.com/DaumGroup www.facebook.com/hospitalitynetworkgrouprealtykellerwilliams

Royce Dickerson

IG: @roycedickerson

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/royceldickerson

📞 Contact The College Real Estate Coach team: Vikki Grodner, Realtor®, College Real Estate Expert and Investor 205.422.9713 | vikkigrodner@kw.com Follow us on Social: Facebook: www.facebook.com/hospitalitynetworkgrouprealtykellerwilliams IG: @hospitalitynetworkgroupkw TikTok: ⁨@hospitalitynetworkgroup⁩

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