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availability. Price and participation may vary. With girlfriend four years working full time with two jobs, still poor plus graduated, plus looking to move in together.

Girlfriend wants to buy, but I know markets will be better in the future. Wait or buy?

Well, you should download the Reventure app and see what is actually going on in the neighborhoods that you're interested in living in.

I know a lot of states that saw dramatic price appreciation after the lockdowns, like Florida being one of them,

like some of the areas are down close to 15% for the year.

So if you're thinking about buying real estate and in the last year it's gone down 9, 10%,

and it's projected to continue going down, I would not recommend buying a house in a

neighborhood where the values are declining.

You want to wait until it gets to the bottom.

So, but there are, you know, if you live in an you know an area like New Jersey or New York or you really

got to look at it by you know neighborhood basis and that's what you can do with

the Reventure app because you'll have a neighborhood that's like middle class

that's dropping like a rock and then across the main road you'll have a high-end expensive neighborhood

million-dollar homes that the properties are still appreciating because people with

money are still buying and selling houses it's the average you know middle to

lower class properties that are dropping like a rock.

So it really depends on your price point and your individual neighborhood where you want to live.

I want to first buy in a good area for ROI.

Wouldn't waiting for a crash be best because higher house prices fall the most,

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