I was pre-approved for $200,000 in 1998. Nobody explained why that didn't mean I should spend it.
Michael bought his first home for $108,000 — barely half his approval — because the payment was what fit his life. Nobody taught him that. He had to figure it out himself, standing in beautiful houses he knew belonged to someone else's budget. Twenty-plus years later, closing the education gap isn't a side project. It's the reason the MMG Way starts with understanding instead of applications.
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