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Bryan Eugene Long
  • Aubrey Tx
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To buy or wait that is the question?

Bryan Eugene Long
  • Aubrey Tx
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I invest in OKC, and I wanted to hear from other investors if they think that now is a good time to invest or if you are waiting for something to change in the market. I am seeing different views of whether or not we are going to see deflation in the next few years and what interest rates are likely to do. Basically feeling out investor confidence that now is a good time to invest or not. I am currently in the process of getting a HELOC out on my primary residence and if I choose to use the money I would be banking on interest rates going up where in 10 years I'll be thanking myself for having 30 year fixed debt. My goal is long term wealth, using cash flow to be able to retire.

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