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by lotsofpulp
1516 days ago
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>Same. Which is exactly why I bought a house in 2011. In hindsight it was the perfect time, but at the time the market was still bumpy. At the end of the day, I had a stable job and needed to live somewhere. And you were more likely to be able to because it was 2011. Fewer people can do the same today, at least at a similar comfort level of cost of house to income ratio. |
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Also, 2011 was still very uncertain. Would the market continue to go down, and would I keep my job were all real questions.
Is today a questionable time to buy? Probably, but what type of correction is needed in a ~7% inflationary environment for it to shift into an ok time to buy? 10%? 20%?
The point is there is always uncertainty and only in hindsight did 2011 look like a great time.