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  • Hatfield, PA
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Determining if our market is good to invest in.

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  • Hatfield, PA
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I think this is the right sub group to talk about this. My wife and I are researching the Montgomeryville, PA market and noticing quite a few houses are dropping in price. They're still decent prices but I'm wondering if this is a sign of a downward market. Are there investors in this market noticing anything similar or am I way off? Should we hold off until the market stabilizes more? We are looking at buy and hold opportunities in the 3/2 range about 1500 sqft and built after 1950s.

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