/r/LongIslandRealEstate
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Buy or Rent?
Just moved to the area to be near my fiancé. We are expecting, and looking for a home in which to nest. We are both medical professionals living in Suffolk, and unsure if we will be here in 3-4 years. I personally suspect an impending market crash and associated recession on a national level within the next year to year and a half. Given that we may sell in 3-4 years, I am hesitant to buy in a peak market when we may need to sell in a recessed one. However, I don’t have my finger on the pulse of the market as I did back home. Can anyone provide some insight or point me in the right direction? TIA!
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I'm a Buyer Broker AMA
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