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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.
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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?