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To: bart13 who wrote (138706)1/28/2018 3:14:31 PM
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Housing was about 100% overvalued at peak when fed rates 5% and fell in half Rates are now around 1% which justifies housing going up 30% per each drop of 1% in fed rates so if housing has doubled then it is back to fair value. My rough estimate is housing at fair value and should only decline if rates rise further New tak plan may take 5-10% off housing Value of housing now should vary only with rates and average family income If housing falls by 20% without rate rise buy, buy,buy
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