I think the Feds should actually INCREASE the rate half point (temporary, while planning to bring it lower all along) and see how many get scared and jump from the fence and buy houses.
[quote=Scarlett]But the rents are or could be falling too, maintaining (in SoCal at least) the renter’s advantage?
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I guess it’s just my opinion that once mortgage payments reach a level folks can pay, how much less renting would be would become less relevant, as there are folks would would purchase as long as they could make the payment (irrespective of how good a deal renting might be)…
[quote=Scarlett]But the rents are or could be falling too, maintaining (in SoCal at least) the renter’s advantage?
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I guess it’s just my opinion that once mortgage payments reach a level folks can pay, how much less renting would be would become less relevant, as there are folks would would purchase as long as they could make the payment (irrespective of how good a deal renting might be)…
[quote=Scarlett]But the rents are or could be falling too, maintaining (in SoCal at least) the renter’s advantage?
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I guess it’s just my opinion that once mortgage payments reach a level folks can pay, how much less renting would be would become less relevant, as there are folks would would purchase as long as they could make the payment (irrespective of how good a deal renting might be)…
[quote=Scarlett]But the rents are or could be falling too, maintaining (in SoCal at least) the renter’s advantage?
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I guess it’s just my opinion that once mortgage payments reach a level folks can pay, how much less renting would be would become less relevant, as there are folks would would purchase as long as they could make the payment (irrespective of how good a deal renting might be)…
[quote=Scarlett]But the rents are or could be falling too, maintaining (in SoCal at least) the renter’s advantage?
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I guess it’s just my opinion that once mortgage payments reach a level folks can pay, how much less renting would be would become less relevant, as there are folks would would purchase as long as they could make the payment (irrespective of how good a deal renting might be)…
in terms of getting people (like me) off the fence, this kind of talk from officialdom does make me feel like I should wait for the “upcoming sale”–whether it’s on interest rates, bigger better incentives, or god knows what else….they cannot tell us exactly what it is, but it sure seems like it’s gonna be good. maybe a 20% off coupon?
in terms of getting people (like me) off the fence, this kind of talk from officialdom does make me feel like I should wait for the “upcoming sale”–whether it’s on interest rates, bigger better incentives, or god knows what else….they cannot tell us exactly what it is, but it sure seems like it’s gonna be good. maybe a 20% off coupon?
in terms of getting people (like me) off the fence, this kind of talk from officialdom does make me feel like I should wait for the “upcoming sale”–whether it’s on interest rates, bigger better incentives, or god knows what else….they cannot tell us exactly what it is, but it sure seems like it’s gonna be good. maybe a 20% off coupon?
in terms of getting people (like me) off the fence, this kind of talk from officialdom does make me feel like I should wait for the “upcoming sale”–whether it’s on interest rates, bigger better incentives, or god knows what else….they cannot tell us exactly what it is, but it sure seems like it’s gonna be good. maybe a 20% off coupon?
in terms of getting people (like me) off the fence, this kind of talk from officialdom does make me feel like I should wait for the “upcoming sale”–whether it’s on interest rates, bigger better incentives, or god knows what else….they cannot tell us exactly what it is, but it sure seems like it’s gonna be good. maybe a 20% off coupon?
