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Buying home can be a complicated process especially for first timing buyers.

There are actually many things you need to be careful while buying a home for the first time.

Let's check Out, What Best Advice Live Up CEO and founder, Mr. Ashish Sharma gives us before buying a house.

Home buying is a lengthy process and the following points should be followed-

1. Make Research and Be Prepared to Buy the Best Property

You have to make sure that you have adequate time to do proper research about the market from a true source or consultant whom you can rely upon buying the best property at a reasonable price.

2. Understand Your Requirement

You have to figure out what are your requirement and preferences- Make a list of the same.

You may have to understand what types of property you want, which area you prefer, how many bedrooms you may require, and what kinds of amenities you want.

Having a clear idea about your requirement would assist to choose the right property and right builder

Like I said, it is really important to see for how much you can afford- Make an affordable budget before buying a house and be finally free.

Never spend more than 40% of your annual income in your house loan EMI.

4. Take Pre-Approval Loans for Home

You need to make sure loan availability and get pre-approval for your home loan.

This would help you to make a budget plan and understand how much you can afford and how much they can lend you.

As I saidIt is advisable to check other bank loan facility and does not limit to only one banker.

There are many banks providing best loan options for first time home buyers and some of the best schemes as well.

5. Find out a Best Residential Location for You.

It is highly recommended to plan which location you want to live instead of going based on builders' suggestion.

You have to consider where to buy a house or which areas you may want to stay in a city based on your work location, basic requirements such as educational & health care centres, shopping mall, and commuting facilities.

As you are buying a home for the first time you are totally ignorant about real estate market.

So I highly recommend you to approach someone who is very skilled and have depth knowledge in the real estate industry.

It would help you to get the best information about the industry and they can help you to find apt property matching your budget and requirement.

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After Pittsburgh shooting in Mr. Rogers' neighborhood, residents follow his lead - Duration: 7:42.

Just a few blocks down from the Tree of Life synagogue in Pittsburgh, remarkably close by foot to the horrific scene where 11 worshippers were gunned down during Saturday services, sits the home where a man named Fred Rogers once lived

He's the same Fred Rogers who created the fictional "Mister Rogers' Neighborhood" PBS show for generations of children, a place that honored humanity in all its hues and all its manifestations

On his show, that Fred Rogers sang about acceptance and told his audience constantly, "I'm glad you're the way you are

" He stood steel-backboned against the kind of sick thinking that led to Saturday's massacre

This now grieving Squirrel Hill community was Fred Rogers' real life neighborhood

And were he here today -- Rogers died in 2003 -- it's easy to imagine him finding some glimpse of hope, or calm, or meaning in what happened to his former neighbors, because that's what he did in difficult times

"I'm just so proud of all of you," Rogers told his viewers on the first anniversary of the Sept

11, 2001, terror attacks. "And I know how tough it is some days to look with hope and confidence on the months and years ahead

" And late in life, he shared something his mother had told him about how to get through times like those

"Whenever there would be any real catastrophe, she would say, 'Always look for the helpers,' he said in a 1999 interview

'There will always be helpers just on the sidelines.'" And how it would warm Rogers' heart to see "the helpers" show up in his old neighborhood

Helpers likes Dr. Jeffery Cohen -- who left his house across the street from the Tree of Life synagogue to rush over and help

"I went down and said [to first responders], 'Can I be of any help to you? If somebody's hurt and you need somebody, I'm a surgeon, I can go in and help,'" Cohen told

In the end, there was not much Cohen could do on the scene. Today, as he mourned the friends he lost, he called on the nation's leaders to take action

"I think it's time for leaders to stand up and lead and be the helpers." he said

"I'm not saying any one side is worse than the other, but I'm also not saying not one side is better than the other

It's all of us," he added. That message, that "it's all of us," was echoed by one of Pittsburgh's Muslim leaders, Wasi Mohamed, who publicly joined the grieving at a vigil Sunday, offering his community's support because he remembers the Jewish victims' families standing up for Pittsburgh's Muslims in tough times, particularly right after 9/11

"We love that community, they've done so much here," said Mohamed, who is the executive director of Islamic Center of Pittsburgh and Engage Pennsylvania

"If they needed financial support, if they needed people showing up to protect them at services, going to the grocery store -- this is what they do and we have to repay them

"And anything that we can do to feel more safe, make sure that one individual's darkness doesn't make them feel unwelcome in this city

" People were also lined up to donate blood, many saying they just wanted to do something –- to help

"The patience that people are demonstrating today -- waiting to donate blood is Pittsburgh, it's community," said Kristen Lane, a spokeswoman for the blood bank Vitalant Pittsburgh

"They're saying, 'Alright, I'm not going to get angry, I'm not going to get frustrated, I'm just going to take the time required so I can give blood and replenish the supply that was used by the victims of the terrible shooting

'" Lana Ramsey, one of the blood donors, wore a t-shirt with a Fred Rogers' saying written on it: "I will be your neighbor

" "Time isn't really a commodity that I have much of, but I can donate blood, it's the least that I can do to help," she said

"So I figured I'd call my boss this morning. I said, 'My heart's broken for my city, and I need to go do something

' She said, 'Go, go do whatever you've got to do.'" A house nearby had a sign that captured the spirit of Fred Rogers

"No matter where you are from, we're glad you're our neighbor," suggesting the people here know where they live

in a real neighborhood.