Subscribe Home prices have moderated, interest rates are reasonable, supply is abundant-and then there's that $8,000 tax credit. Yes, it's a great time to buy your first house. If you do, you'll have to furnish it, and that can be a challenge, especially if you have put much of your disposable income into a down payment. But you're a grown-up now, and your first real home is no place for that grungy old futon or bookcases constructed with bricks and boards. It deserves better. So what's the best way to go about furnishing your new home? We've asked a variety of experts for their ideas on what to do after your offer has been accepted. Here are their ideas: "Before you get carried away, take some time to determine what you have, what you need and what you want," says Milwaukee-area interi...
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