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Ana Kudlack
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When to buy your first?

Ana Kudlack
  • Saddle Brook, NJ
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Hi BiggerPockets, 

I'm writing this post for any advice to get passed the nerves of buying my first property.  I'm in a very pricey market in NJ.  My goal is to house hack so I can live for free.  The current volatility of the world and markets makes me think the housing and stock market is headed for tough times ahead.  Does one wait for potentially great deals?  Does the price really matter if I'm planning to hold the properties for the purpose of FIRE? I'm already financially independent, now I want out of the rat race within the next 5 years.  It seems my best chance of achieving this is through real estate investing. Thoughts? 

Thank you! 

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