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Updated about 5 years ago,

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  • Wisconsin
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primary residence house laws

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  • Wisconsin
Posted

Hey everyone,

I am a full time student at UW herzing pursuing my career in business and management. Im also forwarding my career in accounting as well. I have a some what of a beginners level of understanding of real estate and needed some insight on my first ever purchase for a property. My current living situation is renting at an apartment with my mother, but unfortunately our lease ends this upcoming month. We havent found the right house that we would like to move into yet. My loan is set for 350k but I depending on the house itself I might be raising that loan amount to the maximum of at least 380K. 

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