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I'm selling our old house, have been working on getting it into tip top shape to get top dollar for it. In our area things are going for $101/sqft and that's the low end.

Our current house, when we bought it, we got for a steal of a deal because it was right before the Covid craziness. Now everyone is wanting to get out of the cities. So I'm thinking about selling this one, too, because we can make a decent profit on top of this without doing anything to it. I'm wanting to buy more acreage in the middle of no where and the houses I'm watching are selling the same day they're listed. It's crazy.

Just curious what you've seen in your areas, if any of you are watching the market.

I'm selling our old house, have been working on getting it into tip top shape to get top dollar for it. In our area things are going for $101/sqft and that's the low end. Our current house, when we bought it, we got for a steal of a deal because it was right before the Covid craziness. Now everyone is wanting to get out of the cities. So I'm thinking about selling this one, too, because we can make a decent profit on top of this without doing anything to it. I'm wanting to buy more acreage in the middle of no where and the houses I'm watching are selling the same day they're listed. It's crazy. Just curious what you've seen in your areas, if any of you are watching the market.

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I'm one of those city slickers that sold my crazy expensive house in the city for a not quite as expensive house in the woods for about $180/sq ft. I over paid because there was literally nothing available I could afford. I get bounded by agents daily telling me I can sell my already overpriced house for even more. The problem is where do I move to? The whole market is like this. My realtor tells me there's nothing in the area that stays on the market over a day unless they're more than most people can afford.