No Money Down

Photo of happy family in front of house. "No Money Down" - Borrowing Better - Content writing and editing sample by Elisabeth Parker.

Borrowing Better – How Can I Buy a House with No Money Down? (Or Just a Little)

My husband and I recently cleaned up our credit to buy a home, so sharing what I know about that and no money down deals for this project was a pleasure. There are also lots of other good, affordable options for home ownership… And we reported on just about all of them.

  • Intro: Does buying a home with no money down — or 6 percent down or less — sound too good to be true? Yet 60 percent of first-time homebuyers do it this way.
  • Role: Content specialist for The Income Store, an Inc 500 company that builds and maintains revenue-generating websites for our site partners. (October 2017 – October 2018).
  • Focus keyword phrase: No money down
  • Website: Borrowing Better, a site about personal finance, credit, and buying a home.
  • Link to the original post: https://borrowingbetter.com/no-money-down/
  • Project description: Developed a content strategy for a series of 20 articles on buying a home, refinancing a home, building credit, and fixing bad credit. Researched and generated ideas, focus keyword phrases, and outlines. Managed a team of 10-15 editors and writers to deliver high-quality articles in a timely fashion. Edited content for clarity, accuracy, readability, and search engine optimization (SEO).
  • Tools: WordPress, Photoshop, Yoast SEO Plugin, Ahrefs, MozBar, SemRush, and Grammarly.

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Featured image credit: Composite with CC0 Public Domain via PxHere and CC0 Public domain by Reg Summerhayes via Wikimedia Commons.

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