Not sure if this is common but im curious, the housing prices in my area seem to be disconnected to what people can afford. Comments ive seen and the houses ive seen don't seem like they should be that high considering the area's the houses are located. Is their a disconnect between price and affordability?

I live in Ohio and am curious if anyone knows about wholesale contracts. As in what are some items I should have in a wholesale contract or some sort of reference I might be able to look at to get an idea.

Last year it was Interest rates....This year, Inventory is the word In the comments tell me what you are seeing on the ground. Are you seeing more homes for sale? Less? Are buyers out there shopping or just waiting? - Existing home sales ↓ 8.4% in January - Pending sales ↓ 1% month-over-month - Affordability index at 102 (it was ~80 in 2020) - Inventory is up 8 Month over month This is exactly what higher inventory + higher payments looks like. Buyers didn’t disappear — they just got have too many options now. They have choices now and they’re doing math again.