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First time home buyer

New to this kind of thing. We are planning to migrate to US. We have family in New York and New Jersey, I would prefer if we are in New York, but what would be the best course of action into migrating there, how much budget should I have for a starting house, what kind of house as well, I have heard of these Modular Houses, they look very appealing, please share your experiences if you have some with the type of houses that you have, we need something just enough to live comfortably because we are planning to buy/build something bigger in the future. Should I buy a starting house or build a small one. Of course we are planning to get jobs so something close to work or a short drive would be nice. Can someone suggest locations as well? Planning to buy because even if we do get a bigger house, I do plan on making money off of this one, like a rental or something. A DM would be nice cause I think it is not allowed to advertise here. Thank you so much for your insights. God bless.

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