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Zillow estimates a 3% price increase in my area in one year. The reason is supply shortage.
I don’t know if they will be right or wrong but the rising house prices may last a long time…
Depends on your long-term goals. Are you actually considering this an investment or opportunity to upgrade your life style?
What does the math look like keeping your existing place and renting a new one? You might find it makes sense to do that for a few years before buying a second property
I might have a slightly different opinion. Sell and buy as soon as you can. Housing is a long term play. You don’t want to miss the upswing in the market.
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With these interest rates, rent will be cheaper than buying in nearly every market.
It’s not uncommon for rent to underpace buying in higher cost of living locations. There’s some value and tax incentives long term for owning, but maybe sophisticated investors will rent their primary and let their money that would otherwise sit as stagnant equity work for them in other ways.
I was wondering the same too, but only concern is, house prices are keep going up where I am and if I rent now and wait to buy when rates come down, there will be more competition which pushes rates higher. Whatever I save on my cash now by investing, will be wiped out due to high prices. Unless you want to rent forever, but now if you can afford it. I don’t see when it all normalize
Out of $6k, only interest is your cost. Unlike the rent cost, The interest you pay will not go up. Most likely You will have opportunity to refinance and lower the interest cost in 3 or 5 years. The cost of rent will surpass the cost of owning
Evaluate lifestyle factors beyond finances, consider factors like the size of the property, neighbourhood amenities schools commute time and over all qualify of life. These aspects can influence your decision, even renting seems more financially advantageous