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Non-Tech : Investing in Real Estate - Creative Opportunities
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To: tejek who wrote (2223)4/24/2014 4:17:11 PM
From: John Vosilla   of 2722
 
Within the past year, one in six homebuyers made down payments of less than 10%, which is the highest share since 2008 (excluding FHA mortgages). But in early 2007 that figure was more than 44%.

"Lending standards are going to erode as we head into the next year or two," says Humphries.

Great article. Run for the hills when 44% of home buyers put down less than 10% again? I keep talking about the RE cycle, the fed shortening this cycle with ZIRP and QE, the inevitable loosening of credit yet again all in the backdrop of the economic cycle and how this all plays out.. So if we ASSUME this cycle is less than 18 year average curious as to when before 2024 we have the next top? Can we have another recession without a housing crash like 2001-02 first?
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