Buying a first home is hard, and a bit scary.  Knowledge is Power.
How much money will you need up front? How long will it take to find and buy the perfect home? Can you afford the house payment? Are you getting all the financial assistance & tax breaks due you? How do you assure that you get a good deal and don't get screwed?

If you're thinking of buying your first home, these are questions that might just be keeping you up at night.  Since I answer them every day for my clients, I decided to write a book that I call the "New Home Buyer's Bible".  I give this book to all my clients, and I update it every few months - to cover the fast-paced changes happening in today's real estate market.  It answers most of the important questions buyers have, about topics like these:

The home buying process	Obama's $8,000 tax credit	Financing options
How much money you'll need	How to figure your house payment	Tax benefits

And then I packed the book with websites and other references that allow the reader to do more in-depth research on buying a first home.

Up till now, this book was available only to my clients. It couldn't be bought anywhere by anyone else, at any price.  But because you took the time to visit my website, I'm willing to give it to you -- at no cost!  

30 pages of timely suggestions, information and dead-on facts for the first time homebuyer, from one of Cincinnati's top-selling Realtors.

Is it good information?  Check it out - here's a few remarks from people just like you who have read the New Home Buyer's Bible:

Bob - Bill and I read your book from cover to cover in one evening. This is a pretty big step for us.  We're new to Cincinnati, no family to guide us... your book helped us immensely!  -- Michelle & Bill S., Oakley 

Excellent! Thanks for this great resource! Answered most of our questions, and a lot of others that we weren't smart enough to ask!  -- Jeff & Sarah J., Fairfield

In the New Home Buyer's Bible you'll find information that will empower you as a home buyer. Information designed to save you money, and keep you from making mistakes on your first home purchase.  Here are just a few examples of the powerful information you'll find in this book:

• The few decisions you can make when buying a home that can cost (or save) you as much as 2 to 3% of the value of the home.
• How to go about using your home to get a raise in net income - month in and month out!
• How to determine how much house you can afford
• How to estimate your house payment
• How to determine if that home you're interested in has any problems you can't see
• Several types of home loans that you should avoid AT ALL COSTS!

For your free copy of the New Home Buyer's Bible, simply complete the form below.  I'll send you an email with a link you can click on to get your New Home Buyer's Bible immediately.  (You can say thanks later, after you've learned how to save a couple grand on your home purchase and save a few gray hairs in the process).

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By the way - I don't like SPAM. I don't know anybody who does. I will NEVER sell your email address. You can expect to get a couple follow-up emails with information about the Cincinnati housing market, and what I see going on in the market.  Opt-out at any time, if you don't find this information relevant and timely!

-- Bob Wuest

p.s.  If your credit record has a couple dings, you'll find information in this book that'll be of specific interest to you. I've had clients use the credit repair concepts I identify here to clean up their credit record and buy a home within 90 days.  If you think you can't buy a home because of your credit score, you're probably wrong! 

p.p.s  If you've found this website, it's because you're looking for a home.  You're about to make probably the biggest investment of your life.  Why wouldn't you take the time to educate yourself - at no cost to you - beforehand?