Rising Mortgage Rates Prolonging Housing “Recovery”
Mortgage rates are steadily rising and there are fears by the National Association of Realtors that a housing “recovery” (as far as they’re concerned) may be further off than originally thought. In a market where rates are high, buyers and sellers are going to need to rely on non-conventional forms of financing i.e. owner-financing, subject-to, lease option, etc. A prolonged “recovery” also means good things for long-term real estate investors as increasingly more and more buying opportunities will present themselves. In the meantime, sub-prime borrowers are going to have a difficult time finding financing, leaving them more open to owner finacing and rent to own properties.
What do you think about the prospects for the future of real estate and real estate investing?
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kkmlov
June 6th, 2007
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June 7th, 2007
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