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Is it a good time to buy first house?

Dimple Gajra
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I am planning to buy my first property and looking for buyers' views here. This is a strong seller's market and real estate is pumping high. Is it still a good time to jump in on deals or will I be buying for a higher price? Will this trend continue? I am looking at the deals in Austin, Arizona, and Virginia. I really appreciate the help I can get.  Thank you

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Bradley Dosch
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Bradley Dosch
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Trying to time the market is a fool's errand. As long as you're investing for the long term, the purchase price is nominal. Time in the market beats timing the market

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