>>49484500
If you're going to buy...
1) Buy a house (if you can) that hasn't been built yet. Developers will want to sell ASAP to recoup costs and give cheaper prices.
2) Buy a house on the outside of a developing area. That's as cheap as it's going to get and within a few years they'll develop past that property, therefor increasing the value of yours for being closer to whatever school/attraction there is.
3) Wait for a change in the market. This is key. In 2008 a specific house for 400k was listed at 200k a year later after the crash. The value for the same house came back to 400k in less than two years. In other words, you would have saved 200k by not spending it to buy the house, then made 200k by not forcing the issue. The price doesn't determine the value, the market does.
There's a whole 'nother factor in this that nobody talks about... it's what the elites plan. If you know that, it's hard to fail, just do what they do... and right now? They're buying commodities, like land.