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What route to take?

Tyler Lay
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Hello BP Community!

Over the last couple of months I have made a post here and there about various questions that I had. Each time, I have had responses that helped me see things from a different point of view. So here I am again, seeking advice. My girlfriend and I have been planning on buying our first property in Dallas Texas were we currently are living. We are originally from the Orlando Florida area and would like to move back there in the next few years. The other day we had a discussion and were thinking not buy a property this year and just continue to save until we move back so that we have a bigger down payment. Is this something worth considering, or should we get started sooner rather than later? 

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