This is, of course, the first and single most-important decision. And by now it should already be made. Set a preferred range on the price you want to pay, and then set an upper limit — the highest price you are comfortably willing to pay. There is no sense in looking at a $300,000 house if you know $175,000 is your upper limit. However, if your preferred range is $175,000 but you could go as high as $200,000, then you know what price range to look within.
Monday, April 11, 2011
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