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This was normal before COVID, and we are past the peak mania now (2021-2022). The environment with prices, interest rates and the overall state of the economy (higher cost of living, layoffs, salaries not catching up) does NOT justify thw overpriced junk you see out there.
Also, not only the house and mortgage cost will be lower but your taxes and home insurance will be less also.
I get the "well, someone else will buy it then" but if you all don't start getting wise you are going to be dramatically overpaying and regretting it, especially if you do happen to need to sell in the next years and find yourself with a house that's worth much less.
Also, numbers show investors are much less present now because the real estate game is not what it was 1-3 years ago. So, I am not sure the rethoric that investors will crush you to get that house still stands.
Folks, get wise. Start posting your success stories too of offering below. The narrative realtors like to spew out is not always true, don't trust those leeches.
Yeah, I'd say fuck that and walk. Also, I would not trust realtors one bit when they say that, but that's me.
"Tarnish their reputation", lol, that's s good one. I've had some talks with various realtors; all spew the same talking points. Cheers.
All I'm perplexed at is your stupid argument
"I don't understand what a housing bubble is, therefore everything must be fine"
Finally, a useful comment. Good for you.
If I was interested in buying now, I would share my experience offering below, absolutely. I'm in exploring mode and getting some travel in while I can at the moment so not looking to settle down for a few more years probably. But I hope those trying to buy now don't screw themselves.
"Oh, user is part of ReBubble sub, oh Lord, God forbid he brings those obnoxious ideas that the housing market makes no sense to this sub" 😆
What market? Chances are it is already overpriced at list price so throwing 30-60k or more above list is just ridiculous, sorry man.
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