First time home buyer

Is it a bad idea to buy a home right now? Do you think prices will crash in a few months?

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>Yes
>Yes
Wait 6 months before making a move.

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It is a good idea only if it is in a gated community with good security and a private golf course.

yes. thew whole economy is propped up on toothpicks and it's all a balancing act right now

No. You can't lose. Housing market will never crash again. Housing market to trillion dollars

i just bought. market is seasonally dry now either way. i'd rather be paying a fixed mortgage as opposed to rent. rural areas were booming heading into the end of the buying season. if shit gets crazy would you rather consult with your kike landlord or own land? at 3% interest i'll pay less than my property will be worth over 30 years. the only moderate downside is you've got to care for everything yourself (implying lanny janny gives a fuck) but thats part of becoming your full self

no.
no.

house prices go up forever. if you listen to fags here you will never own a house. prices will be double what they are now in 5 years.

Idk man low rates, low inventory, mega inflation

I think hard assets will win

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Well said fren. Houses will be worth trillion dollars soon.

With interest rates where they are right now it may be a smart time to buy. It depends how your local real estate market is performing currently. If you are worried about an impending crash you can wait until the eviction moratorium ends and see what effect that has on the market. If you have any questions specific to your situation you can email me at [email protected], I am a licensed loan officer.

Where do I put my money then?

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Buy BTC ETH LINK and maybe PNK.

why would you buy btc at ath?

Fuck well it looks like I'll just have to go back to renting like a fucking casual.

you can use a first time homebuyer program to buy a duplex and rent one side out. This is what I will be doing in February. With rates this low, this might be the scenario that works best for you

never ask rentcucks about buying a house

I bought a house a couple months ago. It was within my budget much closer to my work and I like it a lot.

lol you fucking idiot. What has it done each time it's reached it's ATH again? Fucking mooned dipshit. Market psychology and fundamentals keep cycling again and again yet the same pajeets never learn.

Good for you, I'm happy for you. My wife and I are trying to move out of California to Arizona so we can buy a house. I need to find a job first though. Can't wait to not pay $2k per month rent

last time it hit ath it dropped by $13k over the next few months

Arizona's housing market is unstoppable right now, It will only be harder to afford a place the longer you wait.

The prices are hitting peaks because buyers can't afford anymore price hikes. Combine that with record low interest rates and we are at peak housing prices in most areas of the country. So housing right now is like buying bitcoin at 19k.

They're crashing in Minneapolis

Are there any other benefits to the government loans other than the low down payment? I have enough saved for a normal loan. I was researching the government loans and they only seem worth it if you have money for a small down payment.

I can't buy a house if I don't have a job. I'm trying

>does not understand supply and demand
>does not understand that of people can't buy prices go down.

what about all the foreign jeets coming here with big bucks

If you are a first time homebuyer, I have a conventional loan program where you only need to put 3 percent down, which is less than the FHA program. FHA lonas typically have lower interest rates for people with poorer credit than conventional loans do, and you have to pay for mortgage insurance for the entire loan, unless you refinance out. If your credit is decent, I would go for the 3% down conventional program. Send me an email and I can get you an estimate for your location and situation

According to MMT the nominal price will keep going up.

We might see a dip, but unless you plan on owning a house for only a year or two before moving, still smarter to own one, stop being a rentcuck, and wait for the market to inevitably reach new highs