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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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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5/ happy to answer any other R.E. questions. I'm not super duper sophisticated, but - I've purchased two houses - I just helped sel FIL's house last week - my family has often owned rental properties - I surf http://realtor.com more or less daily AMA
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You almost want to check the new listings every day. If the market is hot, houses do not stay available long, and if you have more specialized requirements, being able to swoop in with an offer before the seller can organize a real open house can be helpful.
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Yes, do this. I surfed real estate for years before my first purchase. I was able to find a desperate seller by knowing the pricing.
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My wife and I call this "Looking at house porn", and we bust each other regularly.
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