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If the reason you’re buying is because you need to upgrade your current living situation and you can afford the monthly payment then I don’t see what the issue
by tempsy 4y ago
If the reason you’re buying is because you need to upgrade your current living situation and you can afford the monthly payment then I don’t see what the issue is.
If rates go back down you can always refinance.
Given sales volume has dramatically slowed I personally wouldn’t engage in a transaction with a seller who thinks they have total leverage and force buyers to do things like waive inspection which many people do to win a house. It’s just not worth it.
- jrgoff 4y agoSomething you may know, but I didn't before going through the home buying process: waiving inspection doesn't mean you can't get an inspection it means you don't get to do an inspection after making your offer and then use it to negotiate. It generally isn't a problem to get an inspection before making your offer and using that to inform whether you want to make an offer.