Sell today or wait two years?

[barnaby33]

Hire me as a consultant. For 500 dollars I’ll tell you what the last two just said, only I’ll print my opinion out as a report and hand deliver it.
Josh

[Fletch]

Thanks Josh for the offer. You’ve rightly pegged me as sufficiently insecure that I might actually pay for advice that others just gave me for free!

Thanks too for the two other votes. I don’t follow the larger economic trends in SD closely enough to make an intelligent prediction about where the market will be in two years, so I certainly value your take!

[Fletch]

Thanks Josh for the offer. You’ve rightly pegged me as sufficiently insecure that I might actually pay for advice that others just gave me for free!

Thanks too for the two other votes. I don’t follow the larger economic trends in SD closely enough to make an intelligent prediction about where the market will be in two years, so I certainly value your take!

[Fletch]

Thanks Josh for the offer. You’ve rightly pegged me as sufficiently insecure that I might actually pay for advice that others just gave me for free!

Thanks too for the two other votes. I don’t follow the larger economic trends in SD closely enough to make an intelligent prediction about where the market will be in two years, so I certainly value your take!

[Fletch]

Thanks Josh for the offer. You’ve rightly pegged me as sufficiently insecure that I might actually pay for advice that others just gave me for free!

Thanks too for the two other votes. I don’t follow the larger economic trends in SD closely enough to make an intelligent prediction about where the market will be in two years, so I certainly value your take!

[Fletch]

Thanks Josh for the offer. You’ve rightly pegged me as sufficiently insecure that I might actually pay for advice that others just gave me for free!

Thanks too for the two other votes. I don’t follow the larger economic trends in SD closely enough to make an intelligent prediction about where the market will be in two years, so I certainly value your take!

[PadreBrian]

If you don’t love the place, or want to move up to an newer area then sell.

But, if you love your house and want to be there for 5 more years, then keep it.

[PadreBrian]

If you don’t love the place, or want to move up to an newer area then sell.

But, if you love your house and want to be there for 5 more years, then keep it.

[PadreBrian]

If you don’t love the place, or want to move up to an newer area then sell.

But, if you love your house and want to be there for 5 more years, then keep it.

[PadreBrian]

If you don’t love the place, or want to move up to an newer area then sell.

But, if you love your house and want to be there for 5 more years, then keep it.

[PadreBrian]

If you don’t love the place, or want to move up to an newer area then sell.

But, if you love your house and want to be there for 5 more years, then keep it.

[JustLurking]

If you anticipate a job change in 2 years that would either require relocation, or change your income such that you can’t comfortably afford to stay in your home – I think you should sell. No one can say with certainty where real estate prices will be in 2 years, but it is hard to imagine that they will be tremendously higher than they are today. If you have a buyer “today”, why risk selling later? It seems like there is way more potential downside than upside. Besides, renting will give you much more flexibility if your job change happens sooner than you expect.

[JustLurking]

If you anticipate a job change in 2 years that would either require relocation, or change your income such that you can’t comfortably afford to stay in your home – I think you should sell. No one can say with certainty where real estate prices will be in 2 years, but it is hard to imagine that they will be tremendously higher than they are today. If you have a buyer “today”, why risk selling later? It seems like there is way more potential downside than upside. Besides, renting will give you much more flexibility if your job change happens sooner than you expect.

[JustLurking]

If you anticipate a job change in 2 years that would either require relocation, or change your income such that you can’t comfortably afford to stay in your home – I think you should sell. No one can say with certainty where real estate prices will be in 2 years, but it is hard to imagine that they will be tremendously higher than they are today. If you have a buyer “today”, why risk selling later? It seems like there is way more potential downside than upside. Besides, renting will give you much more flexibility if your job change happens sooner than you expect.

[JustLurking]

If you anticipate a job change in 2 years that would either require relocation, or change your income such that you can’t comfortably afford to stay in your home – I think you should sell. No one can say with certainty where real estate prices will be in 2 years, but it is hard to imagine that they will be tremendously higher than they are today. If you have a buyer “today”, why risk selling later? It seems like there is way more potential downside than upside. Besides, renting will give you much more flexibility if your job change happens sooner than you expect.

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