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I am thinking about looking into rent to owning a place instead of renting and need a TON of advice!

So this is my first step into getting some kind of information or advice on what the first steps that I need to take into looking to own a place instead of rent. I hear all the time renting is just a waste of money and you're better off just buying or working towards buying a place but the thought of it freaks me out and I don't know a single thing about what I need to do. I don't know how realtors work, I don't know how to pay for one, and like most people I am going check to check so I don't have much to spare. Any kind of information that anyone has would be really appreciative. Even the smallest little detail I'm sure it would help. Things that normally you would look over it because you know, would most definitely help, and please for my sake try to explain like I'm five since I don't understand anything regarding any of this. Lol

TIA

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