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Personal Finance and Investing

elleng

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1. Don't have more than a top of the head response,

Reply to dem4mylyfe (Original post)

Wed Mar 7, 2012, 07:12 PM

Mar 2012

but if you're pretty sure prices have bottomed out (I'm aware of inability to be certain,) I'd go for it, personally.

And if you're sure its what you want.

BEST of luck!

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Buying a condominium now or in 2 years ? [View all] dem4mylyfe Mar 2012 OP

Don't have more than a top of the head response, elleng Mar 2012 #1

Do you like being a landlord? Common Sense Party Mar 2012 #2

If you can afford the condo SheilaT Mar 2012 #3

bought the condo dem4mylyfe Apr 2012 #4