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All Forum Posts by: Natalie Davidson

Natalie Davidson has started 2 posts and replied 11 times.

I am planning to buy a house with just about every dime I have saved. I may rely on the 5k in credit cards I have as a safety net. I know it seems risky but the homes at my maximum budget will likely produce the highest yield. 

So I wanted to ask the bigger pockets community, as a first time homebuyer is it safe to throw all your eggs in a new home basket? Keeping in mind, once I own it my expenditures will be under 1k so I will be able to save about 1,000 a month after purchase to put toward repairs.

Natalie