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How can I learn more about first time home buying tips? I am 26 years old and I am clueless when it comes to mortgages, property tax, insurance etc... When will I know that I can afford to buy a home? I just read your freebie list and have requested my credit score. I found your site today and it is great! Thank you!

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Ron
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I would suggest going to the government's HUD site . They have lots of free information. Also, my wife and I have written numerous articles on home buying and getting a mortgage. You can search Ezinearticles.com for our articles or other peoples articles on the subjects. Good Luck,

Ron and Paula Stone

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Charles Heyward
Charles Heyward Answered:

Hi, you should know, that first time homebuyers (and not only them) can apply for tax credit extension. There are new rules now. You can read (watch) more details on my blog here: http://bit.ly/bHRdl.

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seo wp Answered:

I would suggest you to read this article from About.com to provide you with useful tips for first time home buyers

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Kay Star
Kay Star Answered:

18 Easy Steps to Buy a Bargain House

1. Get good advice from successful investors. Ask friends and real estate agents for referrals to investors.

2. Create your personal "Investment Journal," like Doghouse to Dollars Workbook: Turn Yucks into Bucks Investor's Guide.

3. Define investment goals: Do you want to buy a home to live in, to fix and sell, or to hold for your future?

4. Get credit reports & scores. Create a file for each credit reporting agency. Take care of any credit issues.

5. Read Real Estate investing books and articles. Attend workshops and seminars. Avoid out of date infomercials on TV.

For the rest of the article, visit: http://realestatetollgate.com/3194.php

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