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Dumbbells and a bench/couch you can beat up go a loooong way. The "adjustable" dumbbell weights with the plates can be a big cost/space saver, too.
Otherwise, start slow and easy and slowly build up a routine you like. Learn new exercises when you can, and slowly flesh out your routine so it's whole-body over the cycle.
Personally, I do pushers one day, pullers the next day, leg day, and core/cardio day, then repeat ad. infinitum. It's mostly broken up so that only one "side" of a movement gets sore at a time. Makes going through the day to day stuff a lot easier when at least some muscles for any given normal motion aren't sore! (although nothing makes a sore core less sucky to deal with!)
Also stretching is way easier/less painful when only one side is ornery if you overdid something.