You should’t really care about the value of a property you’re gonna live in for 15+ years other than the initial purchase price and maybe refinancing down the line if better rates become available.
If you’re buying investment property then I don’t really feel sorry for you.
also home prices are sticky. They will come down. Of course they will at some point but how much leveraged ( net worth ) are you in your house matters too. if you put >50% of household net in housing then yes you should be worried should there be a lay off or something
Usually 2bd/1 or 2ba upstairs with unfinished garage/basement accessible via stairs in Sunset. Live there and finish the basement when you need the space.
Or Splurge for something similar for like 1.5M in a less dead neighborhood
People I just bought my home from, bought land in 2019 and started building a home right before COVID when building prices were low. The building permit value was 800k, that new house is now worth 3.5M. They then just sold their prior house for 60% more than it was worth in 2020 after moving into their new home.
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If you’re buying investment property then I don’t really feel sorry for you.
if you put >50% of household net in housing then yes you should be worried should there be a lay off or something
Usually 2bd/1 or 2ba upstairs with unfinished garage/basement accessible via stairs in Sunset. Live there and finish the basement when you need the space.
Or Splurge for something similar for like 1.5M in a less dead neighborhood