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The real estate sector in this country is in for a rude awakening!
Estate agents, mortgage brokers, "investors" (actually speculators) and Alan Greenspan is whistling past the grave yard, living on borrowed time.
Few people realize how bad the housing market can be. I remember in the late '70s, when interest rates were above 12%, ultimately topping out at more than 14% in the 80s. Prices in many areas has fallen by 20% or more.
How bad was it? I've had in a bankNewport, RI, Give me two houses with a mortgage at 115% before, only for them from their books. She was suffocated in their inventory of REO's (real estate owned) properties have been carried over from the negative and could not sell.
The government (read tax payers!) Finally had to enter into a close by the banks because of the suffering and foreclosed properties is buried triggered by poor fiscal policy of the government, through the Resolution Trust Corporation, a quasi-governmentunits.
The big real estate market now generated by the government's poor fiscal policy, too much easy money is counterfeit, not just the housing market, but the United States economy in general.
Of course, the growth in costs, 70% of gross domestic product, gross domestic product in the United States, are all supported by the reckless, artificial inflation of property values. This can continue indefinitely, and the correction is just around the corner and it hurt.
Increasing levelof unsold homes, the sweet, despite house prices falling, interest rates rising and record the relative delay, destroy this bloated, decadent, real estate created by the Federal Reserve Bank over the past 5 years or so .
Billions of dollars are grotesquely overpriced assets will be drawn from the books of lenders and from the hands of those foolish enough to believe that their profits were real, and "new money", actually.
I believe that private investors, such asUnlike public institutions, key actors need to take control of those assets, "re-pricing them to address the housing needs of ordinary people in a more realistic economy. In fact, I see investors as a" loop "side top of the property.
Unfortunately, some innocent people get hurt in the process. Investors may be helpful, we are also here to help those involved in their property is untenable economic need to abandon theirliabilities
Let's take a look at the higher rates of interest through the prism Bad = Good. After all, it was Mr. Greenspan's record low interest rates, the Mega-Boom fallen in real estate, and his reversal of this policy, we must recognize that this is unsustainable, bring to a screeching halt.
Rising interest rates will also accompany stricter lending as bankers slamming doors locked vault, long after he shoveled money uncriticalCommon to all, with a pulse, of course.
As the growth rates and strict lending rules, fewer people will be able to qualify for bank loans. This means:
Fewer questions · (mortgage) for homes, means that the price drop
• The return of vendor financing, to obtain loans private investor, secured by real estate.
Payment shock ·. Many borrowers with exotic adjustable-rate mortgages, which monthly payments may increase by 25-100%, will lose their homes;Since the market to determine a more realistic price on it.
Buyers · Less means more potential tenants, which is good news for investors, who will be able to host a more affordable price.
Decrease in property prices, the increase in stocks of unsold homes?
· Means of downward pressure on prices of all unsold homes, which means that investors will be able to get more functions more reasonable.
· Huge losses for banks to close on the properties they were forced topractically giving them away, which in a way that they are just desserts for their role in creating this mess.
Homeowners · that rely on capital increase in their homes to enable them to live beyond their means will continue to face economic reality.
More head-owners. These people need more than their homes are worth. Will have very little reason to keep their homes. They want to go to their investors.
Increasing numberForeclosures and bankruptcies? And 'it ironic that the greedy bankers that precipitated the new anti-bankruptcy law through Congress that seems class families more than half the failure true, it probably lost more for their mortgages than it would save on your credit card charge offs.
Debtors in bankruptcy, which used to be able to wipe out their credit card debts with a Chapter 7 bankruptcy, in order to could not afford to keep their homes, are now forced to file for Chapter 13failure.
Is not really the bankruptcy, the debtor pays virtually all that is due only on a different schedule. Funny thing about these Chapter 13 bankruptcy, history shows that about 70% of people who come to them have lost their homes within 18 months!
The result? More negative losses for banks.
As Greenspan-created Frankenstein housing market was the only thing keeping the economy running in the last 4 years, you probably fall further into a recession that will"Restoration of the clock" on runaway inflation activity was exposed, and the very foundation of this house of cards.
A declining stock market, combined with a drop in consumption that accompanies such a reduction would have even more opportunities for smart investors.
Most real estate investors can recover and the more we can help people to escape their overwhelming financial burdens, the money rather than doing.
Finally, the decline in industrial production and loss of jobsproduced by the economic downturn, especially in real estate-related fields, which produced over 30% of all new jobs over the past 4 years, will manage the coup de grace for the old and the housing bubble.
Investors will be able to take control of the rest of the ownership advantage, and help return common sense to our economy, which eliminates the need to borrow 2.6 billion dollars per day from foreigners!
It seems the next few years will be the worsttime and most of the time for investors to do what we do best, make lemonade from lemons!