Posted by whizkidkyus on October 30, 2022 at 21:59:52 from (64.130.190.197):
Well , I know this is probably going to get an arguement started,but keep it clean so that it dosen't get poofed , please ! I'm in the market to buy a house now and I'm hearing so much about the house market / economy crashing or the economy going into a recession . My question is what do you guys think about the housing market now ? Or the economy ? Should I wait a few months like a guy at work is gonna do and buy next year ? Buy now ? Any thoughts / ideas ? I'm not looking for a mansion , just about a 1200 to 2000 square feet house with a decent garage thati can work in and about a 1 acre yard about $80000. or less . I'm hoping that it will come down soon as they say everthing must come down or every thing that goes up must come down sooner or later ! Thanks for any and all advice .
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