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neonreaper posted...

I guess my initial reaction is that if this is truly the case, and you're able to catch a dip on the market and your equity will be a really nice story, I'd go for it.

There's a lot more to it, for sure. Are the condos nice? neighbors? location?

If you moved out of state, what does that look like?

I guess I would look to get the condo and if it isn't what you wanted, it sounds like you can sell in a year and not really be in bad shape.

The condos are okay. I've been in some that look nice and some that are dumps. None of them are luxury condos, but there's some that are nice. Not sure on the neighbors. With my job, location doesn't matter that much as long as I'm in or near school district boundaries and since the district is very large, I'm okay.

If I move out of state, I'd probably be in Las Vegas or Phoenix. I'd have to quit my job unless I'm offered remote work permanently. I'd have to give up my secure union job with a pension. That's a whole other thing too because this job doesn't require a degree, which I have, so I might have potential to get a better job if I risk it (I've had housing instability as a kid and job instability as an adult so I'm uneasy about risking it).

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