2009-09-21reuters.com

"As we have repeatedly commented over the past few weeks, we believe the current positive momentum in the housing sector (especially in the equity market) has been a product of government life support and cannot be sustained once government initiatives that were implemented to boost the sector come to an end.The recent improvement in home demand and prices has been the result of government efforts to lower mortgage rates and provide tax credits for potential home buyers. The homebuyer tax credit expires on December 1 this year, while the Fed’s program of buying MBS–which have kept rates low and mortgage loans flowing–will eventually wind down. We are concerned that once this happens, the momentum of better sales could halt unless jobs are created and mortgage rates remain low…."



Comments:

catherine at 03:58 2009-09-22 said:
good article on the government CLUNKER REMEDIES MAY BE STOPPED

but THE GOVERNMENT AND INSURANCE INDUSTRIES ARE DEAD A__ BROKE SO THEY MUST ROB THE ONLY SOURCE OF MONEY THEY CAN, YOU THE TAXPAYER...........

so all across the land tax values are falling AND YET THE MILLEAGE RATES ARE GOING UP - sooooooooooooo TAXES ON HOMES ARE RISING AND INSURANCE WILL TOO

and if you think this is a one or two year problem, well I HAVE A HUGE SUBPRIME MORTGAGE BROKERAGE SHOP IN THE HEART OF DETROIT TO SELL YOU, TOTALLY STAFFED BY ACORN WORKERS, OF COURSE............ :lol: :lol:

this is the PERFECT STORM coming................ Permalink

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