Could FHA prevent a decline of prices?

[(former)FormerSanDiegan]

The only thing that will keep housing prices stable is a 300% salary increase.

I’m thinking something more like 20% would do the job.

[AK]

If I’m not mistaken FHA has very conservative debt-to-income requirements … thus disqualifying the sort of overextended borrowers who are most in need of refinancing.

[AK]

If I’m not mistaken FHA has very conservative debt-to-income requirements … thus disqualifying the sort of overextended borrowers who are most in need of refinancing.

[AK]

If I’m not mistaken FHA has very conservative debt-to-income requirements … thus disqualifying the sort of overextended borrowers who are most in need of refinancing.

[AK]

If I’m not mistaken FHA has very conservative debt-to-income requirements … thus disqualifying the sort of overextended borrowers who are most in need of refinancing.

[AK]

If I’m not mistaken FHA has very conservative debt-to-income requirements … thus disqualifying the sort of overextended borrowers who are most in need of refinancing.

[patientrenter]

AK, I hope you’re right, but what odds would you give for that being changed?

Patient renter in OC

[patientrenter]

AK, I hope you’re right, but what odds would you give for that being changed?

Patient renter in OC

[patientrenter]

AK, I hope you’re right, but what odds would you give for that being changed?

Patient renter in OC

[patientrenter]

AK, I hope you’re right, but what odds would you give for that being changed?

Patient renter in OC

[patientrenter]

AK, I hope you’re right, but what odds would you give for that being changed?

Patient renter in OC

[Eugene]

max 29% monthly housing payments to gross income, if I remember correctly.

[Eugene]

max 29% monthly housing payments to gross income, if I remember correctly.

[Eugene]

max 29% monthly housing payments to gross income, if I remember correctly.

[Eugene]

max 29% monthly housing payments to gross income, if I remember correctly.

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