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Now comes the obvious observation: All of the above things will affect the price of the property. See what you can afford (see below). Then do some research by calling mortgage companies and searching their Web sites, to see what prices properties with the above, er, properties are selling for. It's likely that what you want is more than what you can afford. If this is so, go through the previous page again, making concessions in each of the areas until you've reached a satisfactory compromise that you can afford.

That's the general plan as a whole for finding a property. Although not necessarily your highest priority, honing in on a figure that you can afford and want to pay might take you almost as much time as finding an actual property to buy. The two will, for most of your property search, work in parallel, especially given that house prices may fluctuate while you're in the market.

To be continued...

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