Would You Sell Your Home Or Commercial Property In This Market?
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13 comments:
For the right price anything is for sale. I am NOT into giving it away. (firehouse and waterfront property).
I would and I have
Not voluntarily, but may be forced to by Citi :(
Yes, if I had the opportunity to buy a substitute property that I preferred at a comparable low price
working on it right now buddy. Tradin in a townhome to take advantage of the market to upgrade into a larger single, which I will hopefully sell for a profit in 7-10 years after the market recovers.
We did. Moved down south, bought a just as large home on acreage for nearly 200K less. Saving 12K a year on a lower and shorter length mortgage.
I wouldn't be able to sell my house and make a profit. If I tried to rent a house or buy a new house my mortgage would be twice as much.
Sure would , the market is the same , if you are selling low , you can buy low.
Just sold my home in November. Yes I took less than I wanted to but I bought a waterfront property with an amazing view at a great price!
have no choice. bank is making me sell.
Probably not. House is paid for and I'm nearing retirement age. Hope I can afford taxes.
now - NO.
No , Paid it off a couple years ago, Gonna retire in a couple years and Delaware is a cheeap state to live.
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