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Should I sell in current market or wait till the market changes/interest rates drop
Hi All,
I'm looking for some help on a decision I need to make in 2024.
Background: I have a single family purchased in 2020. We would potentially get $140K in equity if we sold at the current appraised amount. We are hoping to sell and then buy our first Multi-family in Providence.
My main question is should I sell my single family home in current market or wait till the market changes (interest rates go down)? It's my understanding that if rates go down I could potentially get more money for my single family if it turns into a sellers market. The multi would be more expensive in a sellers market but I would also get a lower interest rate.
Is it worth it to wait or should I sell/buy now and just refinance when/if rates go down?
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Like @Caleb Brown says, this is a bad time to list. I would wait until the first or second week of March. And rates should be adjusting by then due to the election year pressure....