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Bodie Coates
  • Carson City, NV
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Selling a house before a "possible" impeding recession?

Bodie Coates
  • Carson City, NV
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My wife and I are considering selling our house now in an attempt to take the equity it's built and buy a nicer home once the next recession hits. Curious about what others are doing now that a recession seems more and more likely.

We bought our house in 2011 for $112k and now good ol' Zillow is estimating $270k... I think our dream would be to sell it now, live with the mother-in-law for a bit, get into another recession, and completely pay off a house at that time with the money from the sale. Are we dreaming or is that a possibility? Thanks in advance!

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