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http://online.wsj.com/article/BT-CO-20100609-707380.html?mod=WSJ_latestheadlines
UPDATE: US Mortgage Application Volume Plunged 12% Last Week

[davelj]

[quote=sreeb]

The kicker is how long they will be able to do that. If the Fed raises the borrowing rate for banks, they won’t be able to hold back inventory and the supply will balloon. [/quote]

I’m not following your logic here. What is the relationship between the “borrowing rate for banks” and inventory that is being held back?

[quote=sreeb]
If interest rates for buyers increase, demand will implode. [/quote]

What does history tell us about the relationship between interest rates, inflation (rents, specifically), and housing prices? (Not that history is always a good precedent, but it should be considered, yes?)

[davelj]

[quote=sreeb]

The kicker is how long they will be able to do that. If the Fed raises the borrowing rate for banks, they won’t be able to hold back inventory and the supply will balloon. [/quote]

I’m not following your logic here. What is the relationship between the “borrowing rate for banks” and inventory that is being held back?

[quote=sreeb]
If interest rates for buyers increase, demand will implode. [/quote]

What does history tell us about the relationship between interest rates, inflation (rents, specifically), and housing prices? (Not that history is always a good precedent, but it should be considered, yes?)

[davelj]

[quote=sreeb]

The kicker is how long they will be able to do that. If the Fed raises the borrowing rate for banks, they won’t be able to hold back inventory and the supply will balloon. [/quote]

I’m not following your logic here. What is the relationship between the “borrowing rate for banks” and inventory that is being held back?

[quote=sreeb]
If interest rates for buyers increase, demand will implode. [/quote]

What does history tell us about the relationship between interest rates, inflation (rents, specifically), and housing prices? (Not that history is always a good precedent, but it should be considered, yes?)

[davelj]

[quote=sreeb]

The kicker is how long they will be able to do that. If the Fed raises the borrowing rate for banks, they won’t be able to hold back inventory and the supply will balloon. [/quote]

I’m not following your logic here. What is the relationship between the “borrowing rate for banks” and inventory that is being held back?

[quote=sreeb]
If interest rates for buyers increase, demand will implode. [/quote]

What does history tell us about the relationship between interest rates, inflation (rents, specifically), and housing prices? (Not that history is always a good precedent, but it should be considered, yes?)

[davelj]

[quote=sreeb]

The kicker is how long they will be able to do that. If the Fed raises the borrowing rate for banks, they won’t be able to hold back inventory and the supply will balloon. [/quote]

I’m not following your logic here. What is the relationship between the “borrowing rate for banks” and inventory that is being held back?

[quote=sreeb]
If interest rates for buyers increase, demand will implode. [/quote]

What does history tell us about the relationship between interest rates, inflation (rents, specifically), and housing prices? (Not that history is always a good precedent, but it should be considered, yes?)

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sreeb
That is a kicker but its alot longer than you think. Not sure exactly how the saying goes but something like Markets can stay irrational far longer than you can stay liquid.

BB just sent out a balloon to expect very low interest rates for at least another year or two.

[sdrealtor]

sreeb
That is a kicker but its alot longer than you think. Not sure exactly how the saying goes but something like Markets can stay irrational far longer than you can stay liquid.

BB just sent out a balloon to expect very low interest rates for at least another year or two.

[sdrealtor]

sreeb
That is a kicker but its alot longer than you think. Not sure exactly how the saying goes but something like Markets can stay irrational far longer than you can stay liquid.

BB just sent out a balloon to expect very low interest rates for at least another year or two.

[sdrealtor]

sreeb
That is a kicker but its alot longer than you think. Not sure exactly how the saying goes but something like Markets can stay irrational far longer than you can stay liquid.

BB just sent out a balloon to expect very low interest rates for at least another year or two.

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