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Updated over 8 years ago on . Most recent reply

When should I start looking for properties
I don't know how soon I should look for property to buy, especially since I won't have the money to put down until 5 months from now. Should I apply for the loan or wait till I have the money to put down, to buy the property? How long does the process take? Where should I go to apply for the loan?
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It's never too early to start understanding your market. Going to open houses, getting an understanding what houses are going for/condition/what kind of repairs would be needed is just as important as having the money ready. It'll help you be more informed when you do have the money so you're not just jumping at a "pretty" house. Start doing some deal analysis, 1-2 a day to start. Something that you'll do consistently