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The only investor who should be trusted.

Just buy and hold fukkers.

Inb4 Sal


But anyway, I'd expect 10-30% over the course of the next year or two, but it totally depends on your market. My market never really shot up so it won't be too bad, but a place like...

A slow and steady decline ending at 15-20% drop for the next few years sounds about right, on average. Some areas that never appreciated much will be less, others more (FL, Boise, lol).

Lmao at the cope from both sides.

Home prices will drop for sure, 10-30% depending on your market (places like Boise, FL, Pheonix, etc on the higher end) but lmao just lmao at thinking homes will...

Lmao yeah, him and TruckDriver66 were Kings of the Misc.

Lmao this


Bubblecels think they'll be picking up properties at 50% off. True there will be 10-25% declines in property values, and there should be in any healthy real estate cycle, but it won't...

This

Strong exaggeration, audits will never reach their previous peak again.

Edit: Wasn't paying attention to who the OP was, now know it's the misc resident doomer.

ReviewTechUSA is comedy lol material.

This x100

20% down is a meme. Sure PMI sucks but with interest rates that low (and still low historically), you're still beating out the red hot inflation we have right now.

Even if houses...

True, except Maryland also has...


-Unhealthy population density
-One of the ****tiest cities in the country
-Overpriced and overvalued goods and services
-High taxes
-Strong anti-taxypayer...

In what universe is a ****ty zillow estimate of -0.3% a sharp indication of anything.

Not that I disagree, Florida is overvalued as fuark.

New construction with a sub $150k loan @ low interest rate checking in. Best of everything. I learned my lesson of overextending in 2007. Took me 6 years to get my value back, but I just paid it off...

Got a 3.5%/30 year. Could've done better but whatever. Likely not going to see a rate like that for a looong time.

I think ultimately prices will increase over several year periods due to...

So are you trying to buy all cash?

I'm curious because I had no idea Canadians had to get new interest rates every couple years. That sucks balls brah, no wonder Toronto is getting bucked.

>Paying rent is optional in 2022


>Wants to own multiple rental properties




Pick one

Pittsburg


There's a sense of community that I can't really describe. It's nothing like a chithole that is Philly.

ITT: People on the west coast thinking they can afford to move to the "nicest white areas."

Lmao, better hope you get some inheritance soon.

West Virginia Crew

Not really, people are just having kids later.

30 is the new 20, 40 is the new 30, etc.

Don't know what overvalued ****hole you guys live in, prices are gradually increasing here, and have been for the last two years. No t many spikes to be seen.

Lmao at living in the city.

Also...

VTSAX and chill.


Lmao at anything else. Just buy total market funds and hold long term. You can throw in some total international and total market bonds if you'd like to diversify further.
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