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Updated about 1 year ago, 09/14/2023

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Hwan Kim
  • Investor
  • San Antonio, TX
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Buying a property now at 7% mortgage rate VS wait until the rates start falling

Hwan Kim
  • Investor
  • San Antonio, TX
Posted

For the first option, I anticipate paying a higher interest rate, but I believe there may be fewer competitors in the market presently, potentially leading to good deals. Additionally, I assume housing prices are to rise (if they haven't already) once the rates start dropping.

On the other hand, with the second option, I'll pay less interest but I anticipate a surge in demand as many others may have the same idea and wait. So when the rates do drop, there could be a significant uptick in competition. Nonetheless, I also suspect there will be more supply, which might help balance out the demand.

I'm curious about the perspectives of others on this site regarding this matter

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