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Updated almost 4 years ago on .

Lets be honest, the market!
What are you thoughts on all the overinflated prices. Houses selling for extremes. (In my opinion)
Buy a house for 300K at 2.8%
One year later its worth 225K..........
You are stuck. Cant sell it. Considering you have a good mortgage payment cause the offset of lower rates makes it comparable on the sliding scale(lower prices, higher interest vs lower interest higher price).
The Catch: You can't sell. You are in it for the long haul.
Thoughts. And Go!