Mortgage rates could move below 6% by December: Economist

[@AgustínAndrés-s8r]

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[@Carlos-1500]

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[@kevinhobbs3543]

for every loser there is a winner..... people who already have a home are having a great time with 50% price increases. Zoning and "not in my back yard" are the cause of high prices (imbalance in supply and demand). Micro apartments (300-400 sqft) apartments would help low income and affordability.

[@C-130-Hercules]

The fix is in. Do you know what I'm talking about? The algorithm won't let me use as many words as I'd like to describe this to you. Do you know the federal government is in severe debt? Do you know they want to transfer that debt onto your house. They are going to put more cash in the system by lowering interest rates whereby people will re-finance their house and they will also have home-equity lines of credit. They want the homeowner to transfer the simple interest debt onto their homes. The government wants to take your home equity and put it towards their debt. Because when you open a home equity line of credit you create that much capital. Every person who applies for a loan creates that much capital in the system. Every time you buy a vehicle you create that much capital. Fractional reserve except now the reserve is zero. In fact it's less than zero they need your home equity to keep the system afloat.

[@realharo]

The problem is the prices, not the rates.

[@claus1225]

both

[@CaliforniaMISC]

Increase rates