Fears that keep us away from the housing market

Many people dream of their own home, but for one reason or another not prestrashavat to make the first step towards purchase. Moreover, in many cases the reason for this is not the lack of funds since the purchase of credit is necessary rather to have steady cash flow to meet the duty, not a large sum of things.

In a situation like this, where the guarantee for maintaining a stable and steady cash flow is little, many people prefer living in rented accommodation rather than buying their own. The very discussion of which of the two options is more profitable is highly relevant for quite some time.

In recent weeks, real estate agencies and other analysts argue that the market finds its bottom and housing demand increases. Even the data appear to raise property prices, causing fierce debate on the objectivity of market research.

Overall, the data show that currently satisfactory compromise can be obtained in cash, relatively good deals there and put up for public sale properties.

Since this is not the mass event of purchasing, most buyers are looking for a long while find suitable offers for both the property and obtain credit. However, this may continue for quite some time due to several basic fears, characteristic of the real estate market.