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First time home buyer- Wait for dip or buy now?

Nick Sharma
  • Culver City, CA
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I'm live in Los Angeles with wife and 2 kids. Currently renting 2 bedroom and now thinking of buying 3 bedroom around Culver City area. I have 10% to put down, but question is should I buy when the rates are low or wait for market dip- which everyone is talking about- and the rates go higher but housing price go down. In 2008 LA almost dipped 35% on price but 2008 was housing bubble. Any advice?

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Russell Brazil
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Russell Brazil
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What if prices never dip? Or what if they rise 30% more before a 5% dip?

Don't try to be Nostradamus. Buy when it is right for you to buy, and buy with the intention of owning the property a long time.

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