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Updated over 6 years ago on . Most recent reply

Plan for future purchase or buy something now
My wife and I have been saving money and paying down debt waiting for the market downturn. Is this the best strategy or should I be looking to build my portfolio?
We currently own three SF rentals cash flowing around $500 per month each. We've also paid our primary residence down so we could get a HELOC for future investments.
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I agree with the previous posts. Just because prices are high right now doesn't mean there aren't good deals out there. If you find a good deal, I'd absolutely go for it! However, I wouldn't lower your standards for a good deal because "all the prices are so high."