Would We Be Smart to Ask These 3 Questions About the Housing Market?

The U.S. housing market has fundamentally changed. Should we change how we think about “the biggest asset most families will ever buy”…?

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There are several basic assumptions that homebuyers over the last few decades have taken as gospel truths, including:

1. It’s always either a buyer’s market or a seller’s market when it comes to housing in the U.S. It’s rarely, if ever, “neither.” What if that’s changing, and it has…