When you picture owning a house, you probably picture the bank way: walk in, get a mortgage, move into a finished house, pay it off for 20 years. On 450,000 a month, that door is mostly closed — and honestly, that is fine, because it was never how most homes around you got built anyway.
Look around your area. Most of those houses were not bought finished with a bank loan. They were built slowly, by ordinary people, brick by brick, over years — out of salaries smaller than you would guess.
Here is the reframe that changes everything: you do not buy a house. You build one — in stages, as your money allows. The 450,000 is not the real obstacle. The real obstacle is not having a plan and the discipline to follow it. This course is that plan.
On 450,000, a finished house is not a single purchase you cannot afford. It is a series of small steps you can.