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Trung Le
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Houston- First Time Home Buyer

Trung Le
  • Houston, TX
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Hi BP Investors, 
I have a saving money (around 30k) and i am looking for SF Resident to buy, live and hold. Around Zip Code 77070, less than $150k would be great. This is the first time and i have no experience about buying house procedures. It looks like I need to get pre-approved from bank first ( Any bank recommend) and how much does it cost to get pre-approved? I am looking for how the buying and closing process and what I could do to save & stay on budget? Sorry if this post is not clear, any input would be appreciated deeply. Thank you.

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Cody L.
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Cody L.
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as much as I am hesitant to normally suggest people go and talk to a real estate agent, in your case you really should.

That's their job and what they do for a living 

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