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irvineband said:Does anyone have a pulse on what this looks like now that we are in the middle or peak buying season?
aquabliss said:My parents used to always say just start small and gain equity then move up in house size later. Wash, rinse, repeat.
That might have used to work in the old days but going from $1.0M home to $1.5M home ain?t easy unless you have some windfall of cash or significant earning increase. That extra $2k-$3k a month goes a long way for other expenses. A lot of my coworkers feel ?trapped? in their $1M homes because of this.
The rest of the world would probably look at us and roll their eyes being trapped in our million dollar homes.
paperboyNC said:aquabliss said:My parents used to always say just start small and gain equity then move up in house size later. Wash, rinse, repeat.
That might have used to work in the old days but going from $1.0M home to $1.5M home ain?t easy unless you have some windfall of cash or significant earning increase. That extra $2k-$3k a month goes a long way for other expenses. A lot of my coworkers feel ?trapped? in their $1M homes because of this.
The rest of the world would probably look at us and roll their eyes being trapped in our million dollar homes.
Not to mention the double whammy of an increased property tax basis and higher mortgage rates.
USCTrojanCPA said:paperboyNC said:aquabliss said:My parents used to always say just start small and gain equity then move up in house size later. Wash, rinse, repeat.
That might have used to work in the old days but going from $1.0M home to $1.5M home ain?t easy unless you have some windfall of cash or significant earning increase. That extra $2k-$3k a month goes a long way for other expenses. A lot of my coworkers feel ?trapped? in their $1M homes because of this.
The rest of the world would probably look at us and roll their eyes being trapped in our million dollar homes.
Not to mention the double whammy of an increased property tax basis and higher mortgage rates.
Probably one of the reasons why you are selling less resale inventory in the sub $1m.
irvineband said:USCTrojanCPA said:paperboyNC said:aquabliss said:My parents used to always say just start small and gain equity then move up in house size later. Wash, rinse, repeat.
That might have used to work in the old days but going from $1.0M home to $1.5M home ain?t easy unless you have some windfall of cash or significant earning increase. That extra $2k-$3k a month goes a long way for other expenses. A lot of my coworkers feel ?trapped? in their $1M homes because of this.
The rest of the world would probably look at us and roll their eyes being trapped in our million dollar homes.
Not to mention the double whammy of an increased property tax basis and higher mortgage rates.
Probably one of the reasons why you are selling less resale inventory in the sub $1m.
Are investors crowding that picture at all with all cash offers or has that slowed down?
irvineband said:Irvine is 4th on the list!
https://www.realtor.com/news/trends/10-housing-markets-bidding-wars-increasing/
Mety said:irvineband said:Irvine is 4th on the list!
https://www.realtor.com/news/trends/10-housing-markets-bidding-wars-increasing/
The articles says, Woodbridge is a hot neighbor with bidding wars. Is that true?
aquabliss said:Mety said:irvineband said:Irvine is 4th on the list!
https://www.realtor.com/news/trends/10-housing-markets-bidding-wars-increasing/
The articles says, Woodbridge is a hot neighbor with bidding wars. Is that true?
The realtor they quoted currently has 2 listings. One of which is in.... (drumroll please):https://newportbeach.evusa.com/en/advisors/2942/ramzi-ataya/
Burn That Belly said:aquabliss
your timestamp says 4:05:51 AM. Do you work the graveyard shift down at the 7-eleven? ;D