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By
Real Estate Agent with RE/MAX Execs- South Bay

I want to share with you some business thoughts on whether this is a good time to buy or continue renting. First you must understand how basing your investment decisions on short-term results are detrimental to your long-term financial health. Let me explain:

In South Torrance property values have doubled 5 times since 1970!

  1. Do you believe that prices will be higher in 7-10 years? I do.  Historically speaking, it is a known fact that properties values have gone up... and up... and up over time.  Take a moment to think about how much a home cost when you were a child. Or how much your grandparents paid for a home. 
  2. Let's assume you purchase a home for $700,000 today. We can assume in 10 years it will be worth $900,000. That's a $200,000 profit. If your down payment is 10% ($70,000) and then you turn a profit of $200,000 in 10 years....that's 285%, not bad!  I can show you how much properties in a given area have appreciated over the years.
  3. Mortgage interest rates have gone down.  Today, a 30year fixed rate is at 6.500%. Will interest rates go up or down? It doesn't matter to you! If they go up, you are OK, if they go down, just refinance. Win-Win for you!  You can also request that the seller buy down your interest rate, thereby saving you far more money.   
  4. Can you afford the cash flow to pay a mortgage rather than rent? I can show you what the costs, tax savings, and assumed profits would be over 10 years on a "rent versus buy" analysis. I can also show you some great ways to make your money work for you.    
  5. Your negotiation position has never been stronger than it is today. It's a buyers market - take advantage of it. Why wait until the market changes from buyers to sellers?
  6. What is a "good deal"?  I think saving 50% on largest purchase of my life is a great deal!  Don't you?
  7. Enjoy your own home now and all the long-term benefits that come with it! 

Just email me to set up a time where I can prepare the "rent versus buy" analysis for you. Thanks.