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Key takeaways: A fixer-upper may cost less upfront, but renovations, inspections, and unexpected repairs can increase your total investment. Before buying, evaluate the home’s major systems, obtain contractor estimates, and set aside a 10% to 20% renovation contingency. Renovation loans can help eli
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