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Old May 20th, 2015 #37
H.B.
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As a general rule, the tail end of a recession seems to be the best time to buy property. The worst of the recession is over, the government pulls back on its stupid incentives to prop up property values and the market takes a final dip before going into recovery.

Every market and every region varies of course, but that is the general rule. Also, if you looked at housing values in areas that are still 95% White, you would think "what recession"?

But recessions are great for a lot of reasons. For one, the quality and value of "non-necessities" seems to jump through the roof. If you are going to by extra clothes, buy them during or at the tail end of a recession. Accents and things to decorate your home with are another example. A good rule of thumb: If you don't really "need" it but it is nice to have, try to buy it during or at the tail end of a recession.
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