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It's only getting worse for your guys in SW Montana.
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I've always thought that, when I'm ready to move, I'm willing to spend a little extra to buy a place that doesn't need any work. But based on how these things are selling I'm moving more and more to something like, buy the land/plot you want and fix up whatever house happens to be there.
There's always Lima!currently sitting a town that the lowest priced house that doesn't need $100k worth of work is $40K over my budget
I'm just going to live in a van and squat on BLMThere's always Lima!
I'm just going to live in a van and squat on BLM
That is the truth!The pics in that WA Post article caused me to throw up a little in my mouth.
It's only getting worse for your guys in SW Montana.
This is a concern of mine also. At the pace we are going a decent house is going to run a million bucks. Surely prices can't just go up indefinitely. I guess if we keep printing money anything is possible.This is a story that is playing out in my neighborhood and I’m sure many others. Homes that would’ve been around $200,000 ten years ago are now selling for close to half a million.
My knee-jerk reaction is despair. I suppose a lot can happen that is unexpected, but I don’t know how the hell my kids will stick around and have things similar to what I have had unless they are in the top 95th percentile for income.
What’s happening and will continue to happen here makes perfect sense, but There are things I love about Montana that I don’t know can sustain over the long haul, and I hope I never feel like it has all gone to hell for keeps. It’s hard to tell whether I am overestimating the amount of change that will occur over the next decade due to the frenetic pace of everything right now.
we're at 250k in 3 years....Housing prices around Montana skyrocket due to COVID-19
Housing prices in Montana have skyrocketed over the past few months, and local realtors say COVID-19 is largely to blame. "People are coming from across the country, realizing their jobs are online, and they can live where they want," said Tanya Gersh, a realtor with PureWest Christie's...nbcmontana.com
During our re-fi, appraised value is $150k more than our purchase from merely 5 years earlier.
Wasn't me man. But I like it. mtmuleyLooks like @mtmuley was messing with the Ravalli county sign on 93.
Real estate prices soar as migration into Bitterroot Valley picks up steam
“The recent influx of people into Ravalli County is being driven by a migration of people moving away from places they want to get away from,” said longtime Ravalli Countyravallirepublic.com
I think you have to have another option already, like a rental or some land you could build on (or get a camper and live on it Raising Arizona style)I get it’s a good time to sell in these markets, but where do you go that’s got a comparable way of life that’s not the same price or more? Do you just sell, bide your time, and figure it’ll drop or equilibrate eventually?