But if you’ve sat through the 30% run up of the last couple years waiting for a 5-10% decrease then you are timing the market and currently losing.

But I’d probably keep your capital accessible unless you really want to remodel your home — which I am sure you know is stressful if you are living in it.

But if you sell to lower stress, that is valid and reasonable (especially with children and also covid).

Builders typically offer incentives such as closing costs paid for, title survey paid for and sometimes even flex cash (cash used for rate buy-down, purchase price decrease, anything you want).

Here we’ve seen a decrease in inventory of almost 30% vs. the same month last year, but buyer demand is steady, resulting in bidding wars and an increase on home prices. 

Given that this was my first purchase, perhaps finding something less stressful would have been helpful!

It all worked but it was stressful.  

I suspect house prices to continue to decrease.- I own a property with my sister in another city.

The tax credit for solar is currently 26% and is going to decrease to 22% next year and will be terminated following 2022.

Quality of living will decrease and in the end the tenants will also suffer because of these policies that are being put in place for them.