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Christina H.
  • Exeter, NH - New Hampshire
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New from Kingston, NH (advice on buying condo or house?)

Christina H.
  • Exeter, NH - New Hampshire
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Hi, My husband, Jeff, and I (Christina) are so excited and anxious to invest! We both see the potential for great income and to get our own house paid off, then save for retirement (we are only 35 and 40 but I'm not counting on social security). Now we are trying to narrow down how to start, so any advice is very appreciated. At first we wanted to flip but we both work full time so I'm not sure that's the best option to start. I'm very nervous to rent but it seems to be the best way as long as we luck out with good tenants. My first question is condo or house? and if we buy a condo, is there a property tax or is that included with the condo fees? any advice to help us make this decision and/or how to get started is appreciated :)

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