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Jeremy Godwin
  • Plano, TX
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Dallas Fort Worth save or buy

Jeremy Godwin
  • Plano, TX
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I have posted on here before about how since my family lives fine off my salary we can save everything my wife makes which is about 35k, I have a good amount of savings and my plan was to buy a house every year but from what I have read/heard lots of people talking about a housing bubble in Dallas specifically Collin county that should pop in 2018ish when all the companies moving here are fully staffed and the builders catch up to the demand. I wanted to know what every body else thinks would it be better to continue my plan of 1 house per year or would it be more wise to take a break and save for the deals when the market tanks. Me personally I am skeptical of a bubble because even in 2008 the housing market in DFW was relatively unaffected. 

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