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Phil Beck
  • New to Real Estate
  • Sigourney IA
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Buying a house in Norfolk Virginia

Phil Beck
  • New to Real Estate
  • Sigourney IA
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Hi this is my first time buying. I was wondering; What houses are close to the navy base in Norfolk Virginia? We will be moving there in November. We live in Iowa right now. We are just starting out moving every 3yrs. We figured we buy a house then rent it when we move. Also any advice for buying a house there would be appreciated. Here in Iowa 20k is a fixer upper but I so far haven't seen anything like that listed so I'm thinking 70k is a fixer upper from what I'm seeing so far. I'm trying to gauge how low I can go for pricing without getting a fixer upper. I don't know how to do repairs, I just learn as I go just like computers. I learn better from hands on experience than a classroom. 

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