I do wonder how history would have played out differently if rates had not been dropped so low, and held so long so low, in 2001/2002.
The article speaks so much about affordablity – I would kill for a $300M median…. What were rates back then? And could you do much other than conventional 20/80 financing?
I do wonder how history would have played out differently if rates had not been dropped so low, and held so long so low, in 2001/2002.
The article speaks so much about affordablity – I would kill for a $300M median…. What were rates back then? And could you do much other than conventional 20/80 financing?
I do wonder how history would have played out differently if rates had not been dropped so low, and held so long so low, in 2001/2002.
The article speaks so much about affordablity – I would kill for a $300M median…. What were rates back then? And could you do much other than conventional 20/80 financing?
I do wonder how history would have played out differently if rates had not been dropped so low, and held so long so low, in 2001/2002.
The article speaks so much about affordablity – I would kill for a $300M median…. What were rates back then? And could you do much other than conventional 20/80 financing?
I do wonder how history would have played out differently if rates had not been dropped so low, and held so long so low, in 2001/2002.
The article speaks so much about affordablity – I would kill for a $300M median…. What were rates back then? And could you do much other than conventional 20/80 financing?
To be fair wages have improved at about 4% a year since 2000. The dollar is also only worth half as much. House prices need to get down to the 2002/2003 levels for housing to get back to normal.
To be fair wages have improved at about 4% a year since 2000. The dollar is also only worth half as much. House prices need to get down to the 2002/2003 levels for housing to get back to normal.
To be fair wages have improved at about 4% a year since 2000. The dollar is also only worth half as much. House prices need to get down to the 2002/2003 levels for housing to get back to normal.
To be fair wages have improved at about 4% a year since 2000. The dollar is also only worth half as much. House prices need to get down to the 2002/2003 levels for housing to get back to normal.
