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>>54199435
Ok realtorniggers, you've given no reason for a crash other than vague "This ain't my first rodeo, kid" tier responses.
I'm thinking of pulling a trigger on a house/mortgage with sidelined cash soon because:
>Printers are coming back on despite the fed trying to hold off for unemployment carnage - banks collapsing kick-started this early
>Rates may still be high for a while as the fed tries to stay course
>Household debt is high, yet corporate liquidity is secured enough through bailed out bank investments - perfect environment for low unemployment despite shaky economic outlook (soft-landing achieved)
>Meanwhile, money printing keeps housing high, with rates high, making it harder for retail and easier for investors/banks to acquire
Should I not be looking for a house now, locking in a higher rate mortgage now for a short term, than renegotiating when the term's up to a lower interest rate?