If it’s a long term play don’t sweat it. 2008 housing was the reason

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Mar 28, 2020
4:49:17pm

monteburns All-American

If it’s a long term play don’t sweat it. 2008 housing was the reason

for the crash hence the plunge in values. But the fundamentals are strong in housing and will likely continue through this blip.

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monteburns

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Supposed to close on our home Tuesday.

Future_Tacos

3/28/20 4:43pm

If it’s a long term play don’t sweat it. 2008 housing was the reason

monteburns

3/28/20 4:49pm

If it is your forever house, just buy it and be happy.

Chester Copperpot

3/28/20 4:49pm

Housing is going to get crushed and I am in the RE industry

Iman23

3/28/20 5:07pm

I agree 100% with this. I am also in the RE industry.

lyrok

3/28/20 5:14pm

How much did home values drop on average in 2009?

Aggie90Cougar10

3/28/20 6:16pm

Depends on area — 40% in most of UT.

lyrok

3/28/20 7:21pm

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