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All Forum Posts by: Chad Pearson

Chad Pearson has started 1 posts and replied 2 times.

Michael and Greg,

Thank you for the responses.  I've got my radar up for prospective properties and ready to pull the trigger should something come along.

Hello,

I understand the current real estate market and that home prices are selling at all-time highs and the cost of residential building is as well.  My situation is that I really want to move but the specific type of property I want (acreage in a specific school district) is really hard to find.

Is it wise to sell my existing home high (for almost $200k more than I built it for) and then build at a high cost?  I understand that equity will balance out, but what about when it comes time to sell?  If I'm forced to sell for less than I built it for, that equity goes away, right?  Sorry for the ignorant question and thank you for your time.

Chad