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Mortgage foreclosures in USA increasing and house prices expected to drop 30%. What are the reasons?
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Is it purely incompetence and warmongering by Bush and his coven?
Is it purely incompetence and warmongering by Bush and his coven?
Tags: Bush, Coven, House Prices, Mortgage Foreclosures
June 22nd, 2007 |
Tags: Bush, Coven, House Prices, Mortgage Foreclosures
June 25th, 2007 at 1:46 am
More supply than demand. When all those houses go up for sale there will be so much selection that prices will have to drop. Who didn’t see this coming though? Common, all those stupid saps that rushed out to get a loan they knew they couldn’t afford were just asking for it. Lets see, you already have bad credit because you’re overextended, I know, borrow more money!!
I hope to buy my first property some time in 09. I bet by then the prices will have hit bottom.
I don’t see the connection to war by the way. Banks have lost billions in this deal, this was just stupidity on all sides.
June 26th, 2007 at 5:56 pm
We may blame Bush for a lot of things, but probably not for this one. Mortgage foreclosures are rising because the guys on wall street decided to package some risky loans and sell those securities to investors. This enabled banks to loosen up the lending guidelines a few years ago, and basically anyone who could breath could buy a home. So many people went out a bought a large home, that they could otherwise not afford, because the initial interest rate was so low. These people cannot afford to pay the higher interest rates, now that those rates are adjusting. That’s why a lot of these homes are going into foreclosure and it will hurt the whole world economy, not just the US economy.
June 29th, 2007 at 5:32 pm
People were lead to believe by the so call independent loan brokers, Banks and Loan Companies that any body could buy and own an expensive house with inflated price instead of paying similar figure as rent, and for this they presented a non down payment plan and a very attractive variable loan with expenses attached to the loan, due for refinance in three years, many didn’t know that there was a penalty if was done before, The rosie scenario was that the property price would continue increasing in value and on three years they could have a nice equity,refinance and profit on the property if sold.
Wrong: “The bubble burst” property prices came down and interests went up affecting in particular those variable loans.
The Feds may reduce interest rates 0.25% or even 0.50% bases point one more time this year at a cost of some Inflation.
The stock market had been affected at some point, and the high price of Crude Oil is not helping, we hope the Xmas sales will aid some how.
Missinformation, Ignorance and greedy had much to do with this mess. Many of the Lenders are Corporations in others countries and some of the Loan Companies are allready out bussines.
The prices drop of 30% that you mention is conservative and could grow more.
Even with the propossed 5 years interest freeze moratorium for the Banking Industry many homeowners won’t be able to pay the mortgage, even at fixed interesr rates.
The surplus inventory of houses is overwelming.
But be awere and have patience this will be gold opportunite for many, be liquid and stay put for about one year.
There are similar danger in the Credit Card balances per person and also some Car Dealers are offering a non down payment, no license, no residence to make a deal.
When are we going to learn the lesson as responsable consumers we are.
People have to learn their buying limitations.
We can not expect that good Govertment is going to be here to bail us out next time.
July 2nd, 2007 at 4:22 pm
Bottom line- No matter what any Joe Schmo trying to sell a house tells you- You don’t buy a house on an almost peaking market with variable interest rates, put no money down, and then pay only the principle on it.
These people can’t even pay the interest on their mortgages now…
And if you’d like, I have a bridge to sell…