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To: Keith Feral who wrote (985)	9/16/2012 11:31:54 AM
From: John Vosilla	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 2722

You will get massive housing inflation in the beaten down inexpensive areas when those with marginal credit can buy again with little down especially if interest rates remain low. PITI versus rents and incomes have never been more favorable today in at least 45-50 years. Agree also that we are seeing the early stages of the positive boost to consumers of much lower interest rates and lower home prices. Anyone buying a house or buying or leasing a car the past few years versus five or ten years ago knows this. The wind will really be at out backs when the deleveraging from that stupid housing/credit bubble is completed in 2-3 more years. Setting the stage for either another massive housing bubble in five years, massive inflation and (or) a massive collapse in bond yields? One can hope a stable modest appreciation and inflation period we haven't really seen since 1995-99 for the consumer and housing is the end game but somehow I doubt that in this day and age..