Thanks for the info bearishgurl. I don’t think I’ve ever been shopping before noon, but now I’ll have to try it. One silver lining I guess to the inflation issue is my mortgage will definitely seem like less in a fairly short time period. Since it is my largest monthly cost I guess that is a good thing.
Thanks for the info bearishgurl. I don’t think I’ve ever been shopping before noon, but now I’ll have to try it. One silver lining I guess to the inflation issue is my mortgage will definitely seem like less in a fairly short time period. Since it is my largest monthly cost I guess that is a good thing.
Thanks for the info bearishgurl. I don’t think I’ve ever been shopping before noon, but now I’ll have to try it. One silver lining I guess to the inflation issue is my mortgage will definitely seem like less in a fairly short time period. Since it is my largest monthly cost I guess that is a good thing.
If you’re paying cash I would wait for true bottom, if financing then I think we’re pretty darn close if not there yet. I think comparing to 2000 prices might be a little like comparing apples to oranges as a lot of homes got remodeled from 200-2005, thus adding value, I know ours was by the previous owners.
If you’re paying cash I would wait for true bottom, if financing then I think we’re pretty darn close if not there yet. I think comparing to 2000 prices might be a little like comparing apples to oranges as a lot of homes got remodeled from 200-2005, thus adding value, I know ours was by the previous owners.
If you’re paying cash I would wait for true bottom, if financing then I think we’re pretty darn close if not there yet. I think comparing to 2000 prices might be a little like comparing apples to oranges as a lot of homes got remodeled from 200-2005, thus adding value, I know ours was by the previous owners.
If you’re paying cash I would wait for true bottom, if financing then I think we’re pretty darn close if not there yet. I think comparing to 2000 prices might be a little like comparing apples to oranges as a lot of homes got remodeled from 200-2005, thus adding value, I know ours was by the previous owners.
If you’re paying cash I would wait for true bottom, if financing then I think we’re pretty darn close if not there yet. I think comparing to 2000 prices might be a little like comparing apples to oranges as a lot of homes got remodeled from 200-2005, thus adding value, I know ours was by the previous owners.
