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Anyone who has turned on a television, picked up a newspaper or spoken with another living person during the past four years knows that the American housing market has been white hot. So how does that affect you? It really depends where you are in your life and what your plans are for the next few years. We have all heard stories of people buying condos in Florida and "flipping" them the next day for huge profit. Can you do this? Maybe. But maybe not. At FindLocalPropertyListings.com, we try to give you the tools to make an informed decision. Most of our visitors click a state on the map above to find local listings. You can get a sense of what houses are going for in your area and whether it's a good time to buy or sell. If you do not feel confident making the decision yourself, you can use our "Find a Real Estate Agent" tool above and get professional help. You can compare current mortgage rates with our "Get a Loan" tool. Or you can browse relevant real estate content by clicking the links below. A house can be a great investment if you have proper expectations, a long enough time horizon to ride out any bumps in the road and get a fair price. Most experts agree that the double digit gains of the past few years are unlikely to continue for the long term. There very well may be isolated pockets of impressive growth, but the market may flatten out or even decline in others areas. We recommend buying a home only if you believe you will live there for at least five years, and can afford the monthly payments. In general, it is a good idea to pay down credit card debt before buying. A good source for financial calculators to estimate your monthly payments is http://www.bankrate.com/brm/rate/calc_home.asp.