We may see a slight correction in price but it is still a seller's market here in Chicago. As long as inventory is low prices will remain steady despite higher rates.
@@CarlSnellSellingTheCity You seem like a cool dude And a good guy... I hope it goes well for you my friend But Unless some kind of massive Up hevil with the current administration this is going South everywhere fast...
Yes, that is always an option. A person must remember that renting is 100% interest. Clients years ago would tell me that homes are overpriced and they would rather wait. Homes tend to appreciate more than they depreciate in value. From experience, people usually end up paying more in the end.
Houses are extreemly overpriced. Next yr they'll be 50% LESS
We may see a slight correction in price but it is still a seller's market here in Chicago. As long as inventory is low prices will remain steady despite higher rates.
@@CarlSnellSellingTheCity You seem like a cool dude And a good guy... I hope it goes well for you my friend But Unless some kind of massive Up hevil with the current administration this is going South everywhere fast...
They are overpriced already compared to last years. I would rather sit on cash and rent.
Yes, that is always an option. A person must remember that renting is 100% interest. Clients years ago would tell me that homes are overpriced and they would rather wait. Homes tend to appreciate more than they depreciate in value. From experience, people usually end up paying more in the end.