I took the plunge a few days ago.

**************************************************************************It's one thing for a fringe, tinfoil, conspiracy theory website such as this one https://www.zerohedge.com/mark...to warn (repeatedly, for months) that with mortgage rates rapidly approaching 6%, the US housing market is on the verge of a vicious collapse, as discussed articles such as these:Housing Affordability Is About To Crash The Most On RecordCracks Appear In Housing Market As Sellers Begin To Lower Asking PricesBiggest Housing Affordability Shock In History IncomingWorst Ever US Home Affordability Is Just 0.5% AwayIt's another for one of the biggest housing-market linked companies to confirm just that.On Thursday, Zillow plunged as much as 13% in late trading Tuesday after a dismal outlook stoked investor fears that rising mortgage rates will spark the next crash in the US housing market.

This lack of confidence can lead to overthinking and constant research without taking the plunge.

This lack of confidence can lead to overthinking and constant research without taking the plunge.

Have a plan but take the plunge.

After years of stalling, I've recently taken the plunge..

I'm finally taking the plunge after sitting on the edge of the pool for a few years (boo!)

I want to do some more research before I take the plunge and, maybe, try a trial version (if they have it).Anyone use this?

If the rates are dropped to 4% and it doesn't stimulate the housing market consumer confidence will plunge more.

Congrats on taking the plunge John - the truth is there really isn't a typical "day in life" which is a good thing.