Buy Low, Sell High

‘Buy low, sell high’ – it’s an
investment mantra that’s hard to shake, especially when it comes to buying a
home. We’re all being bombarded with this advice, aren’t we?

But here’s a game-changer for you:

The ‘buy low, sell high’ strategy
doesn’t necessarily apply to your home purchase. (Feel the relief yet?)

Yes, the housing prices are soaring,
but remember, a home is more than an investment – it’s your sanctuary, your
memory-maker, your roots-establisher.

Sure, home value may appreciate over time,
but when you factor in inflation, it isn’t quite as dazzling. Most homeowners
spend around 13 years in their home before moving on, and seldom does this
result in a windfall profit.

Here’s the catch – timing the market
perfectly is a myth, even for the savviest of investors. Attempting it with
your primary residence can result in missed opportunities and unnecessary
stress.

So, let’s save ‘buy low and sell high’
for stocks and rental properties. When it comes to your dream home, discard
this mantra, set a comfortable budget, work with a trusted agent, and act
decisively when you find a place that feels like home.

Sources: The Typical U.S. Home Changes
Hands Every 13.2 Years

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-Megan Stultz

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Megan@Southern-Luxury.com

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