Where should I look for my first house?
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As a first-time home buyer, look in affordable suburbs with good schools and low crime rather than higher-priced inner-city areas. Prioritize neighborhoods with starter homes matching your budget versus luxury properties. Research areas with strong job markets and population growth to maximize long-term investment potential. Suburbs near major cities allow an easy commute while offering more living space for your money. Review community resources like parks, libraries and retail areas too. Consider lower-tax towns or counties if staying in the same general metro area as renting. The goal is finding a starter home offering a reasonable mortgage while leaving room for future family growth.