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How will 2012 election affect housing market?


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2012 Mar 28, 7:13am   3,431 views  5 comments

by 1sfrenter   ➕follow (2)   💰tip   ignore  

Just wondering what y'all think? Anyone waiting until after the election to buy? Difference between in Dems or Reps win?

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1   FaithInHim   2012 Mar 28, 7:19am  

Rep win will encourage ppl to buy

2   AnotherLaura   2012 Mar 28, 7:55am  

Prices continue on a slow downward path if a Republican is elected.

Prices decline steeply if Obama is re-elected.

3   bmwman91   2012 Mar 28, 7:56am  

Both parties are going to pander to underwater loan owners to get votes. After the election, regardless of who wins, I think that we will see a rapid curtailing of any mention of "housing relief," until 18-24 months from the next election.

4   New Renter   2012 Mar 28, 8:00am  

bmwman91 says

Both parties are going to pander to underwater loan owners to get votes. After the election, regardless of who wins, I think that we will see a rapid curtailing of any mention of "housing relief," until 18-24 months from the next election.

Which will coincide nicely with the sunset of the mortgage relief act of 2007.

5   thomas.wong1986   2012 Mar 28, 9:18am  

FaithInHim says

Rep win will encourage ppl to buy

Romney made it clear prices have to find their own discovery point. Probably the only one out there who understand free markets.

Obama, forget it.. too busy demonizing banks and calling it a foreclosure issue, as if somehow high peak prices were somehow justified. They never talk about high home prices were unjustified. That pretty much summaries Demo point of view on housing.

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