What’s the difference between a high school graduate and a college graduate? About $50,000 in debt.
The real estate market is recovering, the economy isn’t. Most indicators – employment, personal income, manufacturing, durable goods, GDP – and consumer sentiment show that the economy is stuck in a rut, in spite of handful of doses of quantitative easing (Federal Reserve money printing to buy U.S. Treasuries and Mortgage Backed Securities and put downward pressure on interest rates).
Home prices are rising because there is little inventory available, not because of widespread buying.
What’s the difference between a high school graduate and a college graduate? About $50,000 in debt.
The real estate market is recovering, the economy isn’t. Most indicators – employment, personal income, manufacturing, durable goods, GDP – and consumer sentiment show that the economy is stuck in a rut, in spite of handful of doses of quantitative easing (Federal Reserve money printing to buy U.S. Treasuries and Mortgage Backed Securities and put downward pressure on interest rates).
Home prices are rising because there is little inventory available, not because of widespread buying.
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