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July 31, 2007

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I'm on way to search a new house for my family too. I'm not in hurry since I plan to buy a new house next 1-2 years. But I think it is good for me to start researching and learning the buying process earlier. So I hope to read more tips from you soon, FMF ;)

It took us almost 2 years to find our first house. Thankfully, we had a buyer's agent that was really good and that stuck with us for the entire time (a little over a year from when we started using him to show us houses.)

If there really are bargains, you might consider investing in rentals. If you can do it without a lot down but with positive cash flow and don't mind some management, it could prove lucrative.

Not exactly foreclosures, but here's where you can find lists of HUD homes for sale: http://www.hud.gov/homes/index.cfm.

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