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Paying the market value for the neighborhood, not the house.
Buying the most expensive home on the block, only to see the rest of the neighborhood lower the property values.
Buying a new home based on the model home, but getting a house without all those extras.
Buying a home while prices are dropping, and they continue to drop and drop.
Buying into a quiet little area that soon becomes overdeveloped.
Buying a fixer-upper than is more money pit than makeover.
Buying without an agent, unless you have an agent's knowledge and negotiating skills.
Buying a nice house in a bad neighborhood. You can fix up a house on your own, but not a neighborhood.
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