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Tim Scroggins
  • New to Real Estate
  • Rogers, AR
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Should we sell our house now given the possible market turn down?

Tim Scroggins
  • New to Real Estate
  • Rogers, AR
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Hello everyone! My wife and I are putting in action to get our real estate investing journey going and would greatly appreciate some advise for new investors. Our plan is to sell our current home which we have spent the last 3 years renovating here and there as a lot of it we've done ourselves. And the ROI will be greater if we were to sell vs rent in our area. I've heard a few times on the BP podcast that the market is predicted to decline in the coming months. Our property is not quite where we want it to be in terms of selling (mostly cosmetic, could be more desirable). Should we go ahead and finish what we had planned to do and hope that the market is still decent come spring or should we just button up the projects we are working on and list it while the market is up? Thanks in advance!

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