Relevant:
- Reemerging from negative equity -- Over 1.4 million American borrowers pull out of negative equity in 2012. Will this have an impact on nationwide inventory?
- Rising home prices "rescue" underwater homeowners
- Home Prices Rising Not the Same As Recovery. There's No Recovery - The Wall Street Examiner
- Rising home values in the face of stagnant incomes -- Home prices are rising at a rate three times faster than the CPI. Lowest available inventory in over 30 years.
- Rising Home Prices Still Play Well In Peoria
2012-08-15 — doctorhousingbubble.com
There is an interesting theory that looks at the future of the housing market. It is more of a bounce and slog theory. The idea goes that we have 11 million home owners that are underwater in their mortgage. With home prices rising, many will come out of this position and many will have the desire to sell. One of the current pushes for higher home prices is the low inventory. Rising prices will bring many of these homes onto the market almost serving as a release valve on price increases
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