When does selling become worth it to you?

[Hunter Peterson]

Answer this… If I could walk away with XX years of my current annual cash flow, it would be worth it for me to sell my property now.

Since we may be due for a correction here in the near future, I figure I’m not the only person reconsidering my buy and hold forever mindset and looking at cashing out now and reallocating those dollars more effectively in the years to come. For me, there are also some personal goals pushing me towards selling and reallocating the funds in a way that better suits my lifestyle. 

[Marty Boardman]

What information/data are you reading that suggests "we may be due for a correction here in the near future"? Where would you reallocate those dollars? The stock market? Crypto?

There are some excellent sources/housing experts to follow that paint a much different picture for the future of real estate. For example, check out Logan Mohtashami with HousingWire.com.

The key ingredient required for any type of correction is a massive increase in supply, and that is not happening. Check out this quote from his latest post:

"Rates have risen at the fastest pace ever, which makes houses more expensive, so in theory, some homebuyers can’t move. Home sellers with high equity aren’t as sensitive to higher rates because they bring a more significant down payment. Inventory skyrocketing back toward historical norms of 2 million to 2.5 million, which I would find to be the best thing ever for housing, is not happening this year."