Those waiting for a recession will be waiting for a LONG time...it isn't happening this economic cycle, the stubbornly high inflation rates indicate that.A few points above to reiterate: (1) real estate is LOCAL, while there may be some worrying trends nationally, the Harford County market is strong and will stay that way IMO, (2) timing the market is generally a fools errand if you have a long term outlook (if you're looking at short term investments then timing factors in more), (3) if you're looking for a place to live (not strictly an investment) then there are a lot of other important factors to consider.Bottom line is that if you have the means, and if you intend to own the place for 5 or more years, I personally wouldn't hesitate to jump in.

It'll take a few years but I think this area is going to show steep appreciation over the next 5 years and you can get a decent place that'll cash flow a little right now, more if rates drop and you refi and best of all, high appreciation over the next 5-10 years. 

That will vary depending upon your experience level, the quality of the property, the cash flow of the property, and the lender's appetite for that type of loan.

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This allows us to stabilize, then grow without worrying about a high debt payment in the beginning.

The high HOA's in highrises normally kill cash flow.

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I highly advise you to contact me immediately via private message to get the refund process started.

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