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What if rather than housing crashing, the prices of houses just keep going up and up forcing people to take out loans to buy houses? Could this happen? How can it be stopped? Can it be stopped, or are we call fucked?

>> No.9955830

>>9955804
idk m8 but id pay half a grand to suck on her feet and lick her heels clean

dead srs.

>> No.9955883

>>9955804
Good question. It will all crash, I imagine

>> No.9955895

Yes it is possible as long as the growth in loans is lower than nominal GDP growth. In that case, the percentage of housing loans versus the economy may even fall.

>> No.9955901

>>9955804
who's lending all this money??

>> No.9955914

>>9955804
>>9955901

and by 'force' i assume you mean it literally, because the loan market is subject to market forces (supply and demand).

>> No.9955947

>>9955901
At least we need a set of regionally oligopolistic real estate collectives. It'd have to be that it's nearly impossible to sell a house independently, property taxes waived or fully deductable expenses, and interest rates lower than inflation.

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9956235

No, eventually it won't be able to go up anymore. Housing is fairly inelastic but not perfectly.

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9956253

>>9955804
is this a You Love You Lose thread

>lost

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>>9955804
>new paradigm!!!