Your asking the wrong people, the only one with the answer in truth to that is in the mirror.

It's natural to seek approval from friends and family but the person in the mirror is the only one who can make you happy.

It never seems like a good time to buy until it's in the rearview mirror.  

But, inflation will be a major economic factor starting later this year and continuing for a long time.As for the bottom in real estate; calling a bottom is only accurate when you can see it in your rear view mirror.

But in reality, all of these sexy acronyms and citing code sections can just be smoke an mirrors if they're aren't relevant to your unique tax position.So here's what I would ask:1.

If you can't defend the value and make it make sense neither will a buyer.EVERYTHING comes down to price.Anything will sell for a price.The price doesn't have to be monetary.You can have banks donate property for tax write off etc. to non-profits or the counties and cities etc.So even though a property has nominal value it can still be sold.I hope you didn't get "new agent syndrome" where you are so desperate to get a listing that you cave to the sellers demands.This happens often when bills start piling up and you need a closing.Are you mirroring a high volume broker/agent in your office you can learn from ?

I was definitely failing in the hyperlink department!

This would be the best App ever if it would mirror the options on the full website!

My thoughts mirror what I heard on one of the podcasts.  

Also if you would like a faster, more dialed back calculator I made a spreadsheet that mirrors there 4 square video. https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/117z-Ftkzhn...