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From my experience in real estate, there’s no universal “right time” to buy your dream home—it really comes down to your personal goals, financial stability, and readiness rather than trying to perfectly time the market. I bought my dream home after acquiring a few rental properties, much like you. The rentals gave me financial security and flexibility, but I realized that waiting for the “perfect” market moment can mean missing out on years of enjoying the home you truly want. If your investments are performing well and you feel secure in your finances, it might be worth considering your dream home when you find a property that genuinely excites you and fits your needs, even if the market isn’t ideal. Ultimately, it’s about balancing your investment strategy with your lifestyle goals
My husband and I each had bought a property individually and then one together and then sold all of them and got our dream home (which we still live in 10 years later - will be our forever home). Then after that we added on our dream vacation home.
The whole reason I started was to never live in fear to have pay a mortgage at month end
So doing everything I can to do what D1 did
Buy the dream home up front in cash
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The right time is when you feel like you have the money to do it. If you have the money for your dream home and have no other obligations for it, then buy it.