Welcome back to the start of a new season. This February, we're laser-focused on a theme: buying homes with friends. In a challenging real estate market, forming partnerships is a creative solution. We'll share real-life examples, explore key considerations, and make this idea actionable for you over the course of several episodes.
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Related Resources
- Buying a House With Friends Mini-Course
- View the Preferred Partnership Split/Square
- Connect with a Realtor - Austin-area experts with experience house hacking, buying with friends, tiny home construction, and renovations
- Join our Women Investor Group - it's free, and we meet up regularly
- Sign up for our next "How to Buy a House in Austin" Workshop
- First-Time Home Buyer Mini-Course
- Homeschool on YouTube!!!
- Take our "Are You Ready to Buy a House?" Quiz
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