El informe inaugural del costo de la oportunidad (
Opportunity Cost Report) fue publicado recientemente por Realtor.com El informe explica que
“con un ascenso esperado en las tasas de interés y los precios de las casas el próximo año, las penalizaciones financieras por retrasar o renunciar a comprar una casa en el mercado actual se han puesto muy elevadas”.
The report estimates that, based on today's dollars, the average purchaser would accumulate $217,726 in increased wealth over a 30-year period.
(You can get the projected wealth increase for almost 100 metros
here.)
What could this mean to someone sitting on the fence waiting to buy?
Experts believe that both home prices and mortgage interest rates will increase over the next twelve months. Obviously, if this does happen, the monthly cost of a home a year from now will be dramatically higher than it is today. The
Opportunity Cost Report breaks down exactly how much a purchaser could lose over increments of one year and three years. Here are the results based on an average purchaser in the U.S. delaying their purchase:
En conclusión
El informe inaugural del costo de la oportunidad (Opportunity Cost Report) fue publicado recientemente por Realtor.com El informe explica que “con un ascenso esperado en las tasas de interés y los precios de las casas el próximo año, las penalizaciones financieras por retrasar o renunciar a comprar una casa en el mercado actual se han puesto muy elevadas”.
The report estimates that, based on today's dollars, the average purchaser would accumulate $217,726 in increased wealth over a 30-year period.
(You can get the projected wealth increase for almost 100 metros here.)
What could this mean to someone sitting on the fence waiting to buy?
Experts believe that both home prices and mortgage interest rates will increase over the next twelve months. Obviously, if this does happen, the monthly cost of a home a year from now will be dramatically higher than it is today. The
Opportunity Cost Report breaks down exactly how much a purchaser could lose over increments of one year and three years. Here are the results based on an average purchaser in the U.S. delaying their purchase:
Bottom Line
If you are ready, willing and able to buy a home, waiting doesn't make sense.
