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Should we sell out now? |
I keep reading that the housing market has dropped significantly again in the past 3 months, with 2008 looking even worse. I am worried about the economy as we are just squeaking by. Right now we are about even, we owe what the house is worth, almost exactly. Should we get out now for more affordable housing by putting on the market and hope it sells? Or risk foreclosure if the economy tumbles even more? sell it now be for foreclosure You need to consider Realtor fees and Closing costs when selling a home. You are probably looking between 5-10% of the homes value. I would stay in the home as long as you can. The market will rebound it is just going to take time. In most locations it is taking people on the average of 9 months to sell their homes. If you are comfortable making your payments now, then don't sell. Don't focus on what your house is worth right now, unless you need to sell. I have been in real estate for almost 30 years. No one can foretell the future. The market is still going down and the average home takes 10 months to sell. Despite what people think, your home is not an investment, its a place to live. Keep your house for 30 years until its paid off and it will be worth more than what you paid for it. |
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