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ParticipantI realize the ongoing debate regarding the correlation (or lack thereof) between rising interest rates (mortgage financing) and the relative pricing of homes is a contentious one but I just have to strike it up again…
Listing to this professor of finance, it makes sense that there really is no historical correlation/proof that interest rates have an affect on home prices in the US. But after listening to his analysis of the Canadian housing market I have to worry…
What about the affect of Obama repealing the mortgage interest deduction or significantly reducing it? I HEAVILY lean toward the belief that high end home prices will degenerate quickly if this tax provision is eliminated!
Other thoughts?
ParticipantI realize the ongoing debate regarding the correlation (or lack thereof) between rising interest rates (mortgage financing) and the relative pricing of homes is a contentious one but I just have to strike it up again…
Listing to this professor of finance, it makes sense that there really is no historical correlation/proof that interest rates have an affect on home prices in the US. But after listening to his analysis of the Canadian housing market I have to worry…
What about the affect of Obama repealing the mortgage interest deduction or significantly reducing it? I HEAVILY lean toward the belief that high end home prices will degenerate quickly if this tax provision is eliminated!
Other thoughts?
ParticipantI realize the ongoing debate regarding the correlation (or lack thereof) between rising interest rates (mortgage financing) and the relative pricing of homes is a contentious one but I just have to strike it up again…
Listing to this professor of finance, it makes sense that there really is no historical correlation/proof that interest rates have an affect on home prices in the US. But after listening to his analysis of the Canadian housing market I have to worry…
What about the affect of Obama repealing the mortgage interest deduction or significantly reducing it? I HEAVILY lean toward the belief that high end home prices will degenerate quickly if this tax provision is eliminated!
Other thoughts?
ParticipantDoes Realist document and publish information related to loan modifications?
ParticipantDoes Realist document and publish information related to loan modifications?
ParticipantDoes Realist document and publish information related to loan modifications?
ParticipantDoes Realist document and publish information related to loan modifications?
ParticipantDoes Realist document and publish information related to loan modifications?
ParticipantJust my humble opinion…
If these tax deductions get stripped away, mid-priced areas $450-$650K are going to get hammered pretty good over the next 5 years.
I think the higher end won’t feel the pinch as much, and the lower end will obviously still be subsidized. The mid range is where it’s going to hurt.
I think this policy change alone will have dire consequences on the fragile housing recovery…
ParticipantJust my humble opinion…
If these tax deductions get stripped away, mid-priced areas $450-$650K are going to get hammered pretty good over the next 5 years.
I think the higher end won’t feel the pinch as much, and the lower end will obviously still be subsidized. The mid range is where it’s going to hurt.
I think this policy change alone will have dire consequences on the fragile housing recovery…
ParticipantJust my humble opinion…
If these tax deductions get stripped away, mid-priced areas $450-$650K are going to get hammered pretty good over the next 5 years.
I think the higher end won’t feel the pinch as much, and the lower end will obviously still be subsidized. The mid range is where it’s going to hurt.
I think this policy change alone will have dire consequences on the fragile housing recovery…
ParticipantJust my humble opinion…
If these tax deductions get stripped away, mid-priced areas $450-$650K are going to get hammered pretty good over the next 5 years.
I think the higher end won’t feel the pinch as much, and the lower end will obviously still be subsidized. The mid range is where it’s going to hurt.
I think this policy change alone will have dire consequences on the fragile housing recovery…
ParticipantJust my humble opinion…
If these tax deductions get stripped away, mid-priced areas $450-$650K are going to get hammered pretty good over the next 5 years.
I think the higher end won’t feel the pinch as much, and the lower end will obviously still be subsidized. The mid range is where it’s going to hurt.
I think this policy change alone will have dire consequences on the fragile housing recovery…
ParticipantWhat about the Caribbean? Has anyone ever lived in a place like Antigua, Aruba, Dominican Republic or even Bahamas?
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