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Post: hey quick question

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ok cool, thanks. i see my friends spending $500 a month on rent, when im thinking, why dont you just get a mortgage, and pay $500 a month and youll OWN the home, once you move out of an apartment, your left with nothing. so how much do you guys think it would cost (a month) for a 20-21 year old to buy a $100k home with perfect credit, but not very much credit.

Post: hey quick question

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alittle bit west of philidelphia, PA ive found a few small houses for around 50-80k, im just wondering if theres any catches to doing something like this. if i sell it for the same price i payed for it, then its like i didnt pay a thing, and i got a few years of free rent! so i was just thinking theres gotta be a catch/problems.

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ok, i dont know much about real estate at all. i was thinking about buying a little house 1 bed, 1 bath. i was looking around the $50-$70k range, and i would probably pay around 300-500 a month right? then when i wanted to move out, i could sell it, and pretty much get my money back right? well i was wondering what was wrong about this idea. it seems too good to be true, is it possible to do this, does anyone do this? what kinds of problems would i get into if i tried this?