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Lt Col Charlie Brown
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Unless the kids change their view of things, they never will be able to afford anything...unless we leave it to them.
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Maj John Bell
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SFC (Join to see) - Then the law of supply and demand should kick in. If people cannot afford houses, there is no demand. If there is demand prices drop.

People talk about the not being able to buy a home. But I know many examples of couples who have practiced delayed gratification, managed their consumer debt responsibly and who have reasonable expectations of what their starter home should be, who are buying even now when mortgage rates are on the rise. There aren't a whole lot of professionals in Antrim County MI.
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Maj John Bell - If there is demand prices drop. I always though it was just the opposite of that, if there is demand prices raise. Heck, I'm just an engineer, I ain't no finance guy. I learned something today.
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Maj John Bell
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SFC (Join to see) - Sorry missed a word there. If there is ***NO*** demand prices drop.
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Lt Col Charlie Brown
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SFC (Join to see) Major Bell said if there's no demand prices drop
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SP5 Dennis Loberger
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What???? They're ability or lack thereof is based on their expectations. When my wife and I bought our first home interest rates were 12%. We bought the house that had the affordable payments without regard to all the things we wanted in a house
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Sounds like you bought in the mid to late 80’s. I rented until the interest rates came down. In my area at that time a lot of elderly had some affordable rentals. It wasn’t any Taj Mahal but we got by. :)
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