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Begin by assessing your budget. Then, start exploring listings with a real estate professional.

In addition to the purchase price, expect closing costs, property taxes and inspection fees.

Timelines vary, but on average, buying can take 30–60 days after an offer is accepted.

Clean and declutter, make minor repairs, consider staging, and price your home competitively.

Typically, you'll need proof of income, identification, and a credit report or rental history.

Most rentals might require a security deposit and the first month’s rent upfront.

Yes, in many cases landlords are open to negotiations, especially in competitive markets.

Breaking a lease may result in penalties, which may include losing your deposit.

Real estate can offer stable long-term returns. Make sure to consult a financial advisor.

That depends on your goals—single-family homes, multi-units and commercial spaces.

If you're local and have time, self-management can save your money.

You may be eligible for deductions on property taxes, depreciation, repairs, and more.

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