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In general would not suggest buying a house if it’s going to be a big stretch where you have to live paycheck to paycheck to afford it. I’d say if you have enough savings to make all your payments for 6-12 months even if you get laid off, then go for it. Recessions/layoffs can happen anytime, we have zero control over that (see, e.g., global pandemic) but often we think a recession is going to be worse than it ends up being (see, e.g., Chinese stock market crash in 2015, early global pandemic).
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Agree. Been seeing homes take massive markdowns recently. Talking sub $1MM homes with $50k-$100k markdowns.
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Same boat over here. Looking at buying right now but hesitant to pull the trigger on a place
Ehhh this isn’t so simple. Sure maybe you get the house 10% lower on purchase price but if interests rates continue to rise it all comes out in the wash
also true^
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Depends on the deal, depends on your liquidity, and depends on your debt. Wouldn't recommend anything that's either going to be a stretch or you can't afford if you lost your job and had to find something new to do.