You must be a realtor. It is a terrible time to buy in MN right now. Inventory is extremely low driving home prices past their worth, high interest rates, and inflation. New home builders are slashing prices and offering low interest rates. We are in a bubble, and like all bubbles, it will pop. I do applaud the effort to keep your sales up by luring ill-informed home buyers though. Good day.
Thank you for your comment, I appreciate your perspective! I am a real estate agent and have been for 25 years. I see the market- first hand, everyday. I'm curious, what is it you do? What makes you say "it is a terrible time to buy in MN right now"? If I have a 3 bed 2 bath home in Blaine for $100k, would it be a terrible time to buy? Housing is still very much in demand and needed in MN and WI. Yes, rates are high, but so is demand. I agree with new construction, builders simply overbuilt during the boom and are sitting on overpriced inventory, they should be slashing prices and offering interest rate incentives. As for a bubble, time will tell, but not even the best economists are saying that yet. This video simply points out 5 benefits to buying in a higher interest rate environment. Thanks again for your comments, and a good day to you as well sir.
You must be a realtor. It is a terrible time to buy in MN right now. Inventory is extremely low driving home prices past their worth, high interest rates, and inflation. New home builders are slashing prices and offering low interest rates. We are in a bubble, and like all bubbles, it will pop. I do applaud the effort to keep your sales up by luring ill-informed home buyers though. Good day.
Thank you for your comment, I appreciate your perspective! I am a real estate agent and have been for 25 years. I see the market- first hand, everyday. I'm curious, what is it you do? What makes you say "it is a terrible time to buy in MN right now"? If I have a 3 bed 2 bath home in Blaine for $100k, would it be a terrible time to buy? Housing is still very much in demand and needed in MN and WI. Yes, rates are high, but so is demand. I agree with new construction, builders simply overbuilt during the boom and are sitting on overpriced inventory, they should be slashing prices and offering interest rate incentives. As for a bubble, time will tell, but not even the best economists are saying that yet.
This video simply points out 5 benefits to buying in a higher interest rate environment. Thanks again for your comments, and a good day to you as well sir.