1/ 1) go to a bank, get preapproved for a mortgage. 20% down is ideal, but that's between you and the bank, not you and anyone else. 2) find houses on http://realtor.com 3) contact realtor 4) view house(s) 5) make offer ~5% below askinghttps://twitter.com/michaelcurzi/status/1455979126670589952 …
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3/ pro real estate is an entirely different beast a huge percent of house buyers are first timers the industry is organized around that; you won't look dumbhttps://twitter.com/michaelcurzi/status/1455979695153967107 …
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4/ 500% this surfing real estate on http://realtor.com can be a hobby do it for months or years get to REALLY know the market when any given house comes on the market, you want to already have opinions about quality, yard size, price, etchttps://twitter.com/mikethegratest/status/1455980005578711177 …
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5/ I'm assuming that a first time buyer doesn't have the full purchase price of a house sitting in his checking acct ... but...in this era of stock options and Bitcoin appreciation, who knows!https://twitter.com/shlevy/status/1455980855080411138 …
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You can also contact a realtor to be your own agent. Not for everyone, and you'll pay them when you buy a house, but it can be nice to have someone on your side.
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