#inflation #mortgages #realestate
Yahoo Finance’s Julia LaRoche spoke to DoubleLine’s Ken Shinoda about the impact inflation could have on the real estate market and mortgage rates.
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Inflation by default makes everyone poor so I would have to say yes that does pose a risk
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I dont think so particulary in high demand areas like FLA TX and AZ. But in shithole areas like NJ NJ CA IL OR WA – the fact that libtards govern the places will make your house value implode. But even if it doesn’t – just living there makes the quality of your LIFE inplode so run for the south!!
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In the word of Mannarino ” DUH”
There was an attitude of laisez faire with his comments. Real estatists do not realize how tapped out the buyers are. People who could buy already did. The Fed IS the mortgage lending demand now. People are revolting against that. “Monetary” policy change is blowing in the wind.
speak english bro
Yeah it’s all as simple as that smarty pants
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so true ben; thanks,
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Wow, this dude is looking at Julia and not get distracted.
He’s rich, Julia is like a 4/10 to him.
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@4evahodlingdoge she should wear something less distracting though
She has a masculine face.. not attractive.
@Ryan2017 if she is a man, then I would gay.
smokin.
you mean the overweight fake blonde?
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Considering Tesla is rated the #1 worst car manufacturer in the world. I wouldn’t invest a penny in that trash stock.
Elon isn’t a serious business man. He’s a crook and goof.
Of course it does. Like any productive asset.
Mis-leading title.
Dunno about inflation, but junk CBS bonds certainly do..
Inflation isn’t a risk, it’s a benefit for Real Estate
Cheap long-term debt wiped away by inflation
They mean in the short term. Inflation concerns will slow the pace or cause home prices to drop in the short term, then over time it will benefit RE.
Yes
If you really want to protect yourself from inflation, you’ve got to buy some precious metas before things get out of hand. Check out Wall Street Silver on Reddit. It’s a discussion group about silver and how to buy it or invest in it.
Shut up, Alan
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This guy gets it. Smart man who knows how to answer a direct question. Appreciate that. We in Hawaii also see exactly the themes he is seeing –
1.Increase vacation travel, but not to Hotels. (buying a vacation home and visiting it, or visiting a whole-home vacation rental house).
2. Decrease in office retail leases, and not coming back.
3. Increase in residential home purchase for investment/rental income.
great post; thanks very much.
I reckon she would have no issues getting laid.
Investing language is all about “I think” nobody says “I know” hahaha
great point; thanks.
Because investing is legalized gambling.
yes, inflation will adversely impact re values, especially if the value of the property increases, thus causing higher real estate taxes.
So stilly . Prices of homes are part of the goods going up with inflation. Going up for 12 so far this time. Will not quit . You’re just wrong.
Are you sure?😂
*Redmond, WA Housing Prices Crater 17% YOY As Double Digit Price Declines Blanket Washington State*
real estate market still go up for next years
What “inflation”? Besides. Housing prices everywhere are tanking.
*Delray Beach, FL Housing Prices Crater 23% YOY As Prices Plummet From Austin To Boston*
@A M There you go again…. taking falling housing prices personal.
*Austin, TX Housing Prices Crater 26% As Broke Speculators Head For The Exit*
@Coolio
Attach some links and show proof! Anybody can type in bold letters on Microsoft word. Where the links? Sources? Proof?
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No website links.. why is that? Cause you make it up 😂😂
@A M There you go again… taking falling housing prices personal.
*Delray Beach, FL Housing Prices Crater 23% YOY As Prices Plummet From Austin To Boston*
@Coolio
No links no sources no websites to prove it. You really enjoy trolling this much Lol housing market crash coming soon.. it will happen this year in 2021. Sucks to be wrong huh coolio lol im off to bed. Talk to the wall. Get ready to starve while hyperinflation is on its way!🤙
@A M There you go again… taking falling housing prices personal.
*Takoma Park, MD Housing Prices Crater 16% YOY As Northern Virigina Market Turns Toxic On Soaring Mortgage Defaults*
Really good Interview. You can tell this guy isn’t a politician.
Lol inflation already did pose a risk. It is inflated right now.
*Takoma Park, MD Housing Prices Crater 16% YOY As Northern Virigina Market Turns Toxic On Soaring Mortgage Defaults*
Its simple. Prices are inflated because of QE which is causing inflation. To stop the inflation (4.2% as of today reported by the government which means 7% without fuzzy government math) they will have to raise interest rates which will deflate home prices. Interest rates going up means its more expensive to borrow so people begin pulling money out of the markets and spending it on commodities. This causes more inflation causing higher interest rates and it spirals. At what point can the government not afford to pay the interest on the money its borrowed? To put this in perspective. If we hit the 16% interest rates from 1981 a $300,000 30 year fixed loan costs about $4,000 a month and you pay almost 1.2 million in just interest.
@William Arrington None of which has anything to do with inflation.
The good news? Housing prices are cratering faster than rental rates and auto prices.
*Phoenix, AZ Housing Prices Crater 15% As Double Digit Prices Declines Emerge Across US*
@Coolio You dont agree with basic economics and 100 years of stock market trends on what causes inflation? If none of that causes inflation then why is the fed doing that saying they are trying to cause inflation. Originally they tried to claim it didn’t cause inflation. Now they are saying that their efforts (money printing) surprised them with how much inflation its causing yet they also say its temporary… do you think Whirlpool is going to take the 11% increase back off… nope. We will have slightly higher then normal inflation until they raise interest rates based on 10 year treasury note needs. I am waiting for the next collapse because I am cash flush and plan on buying a new house.
@William Arrington of course you’re not going to understand what the FED is doing if you don’t understand what inflation is.
@Coolio They are doing QE at 200 billion a month. M2 has increased 500%. M3 increased so much they stopped keeping track and guess what.. they just stopped keeping track of M2.
Hyperinflation has two main causes: an increase in the money supply and demand-pull inflation. The former happens when a country’s government begins printing money to pay for its spending. As it increases the money supply, prices rise as in regular inflation.
I understand what they are saying they are doing and it would be true if the money being printed was actually being used to expand the economy which its not. GDP growth has been 2% even with them injected trillions into the system. Because the money has nowhere to go its inflating things such as homes and the stock market. WHen confidence ends for those 2… you said youself housing is falling. Where do you think that money will go next. Schillers PE is pretty high. So the market will correct soon. The main thing missing from the equation is 1 of the 2 levers they have to control the market. Interest rates. They cant go lower. So the choice is the same or higher. Higher is coming. I welcome it. Let those that over extended be destroyed and Ill buy their stocks and property at a massive discount
@William Arrington none of which has anything to do with inflation..
*Bay Harbor Islands, FL Housing Prices Crater 12% YOY As Housing Bust Roars Through Florida Like A Hurricane*
hope we get ultra hyper inflation, i wanna pay off my loan for the cost of todays bread
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Only rich people deserve to own homes. This is FED policy. If you make less than the top 25% of income earners, you really shouldn’t think home ownership is for you. Sorry, but this is FED policy
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*Phoenix, AZ Housing Prices Crater 15% As Double Digit Prices Declines Emerge Across US*
Inflation forces interest rates higher. Higher rates will put the brakes on the real estate market. And then some sellers will lower the asking prices of their homes to get them sold. Remember, some sellers are very motived to sell their homes. Once the price begins to drop, appraisers must use those sales to determine the value of pending sales. As this condition accelerates, with rising rates, the whole market can cave putting millions of homeowners upside-down in their mortgages, effectively trapping them. The solution is to sell now.
Inflation is a growing money supply, not a price increase by growing demand. Because if it is, the answer to the question in the headline is ‘nope’.
@Yuri Klaver *THINK*
@Crushing Housing Losses EXPLAIN
@Yuri Klaver If you need it explained, you’ll get the losses you reichly deserve.
@Crushing Housing Losses What sort of creature are you
@Yuri Klaver there you go again…. taking falling housing prices personal.
*Kirkland, WA Housing Prices Crater 24% YOY As Seattle And Vancouver, BC Housing Markets Simmer In A Cauldron Of Excess Inventory And Mortgage Defaults*
If 4 bedroom “luxury” houses in my backwoods hometown in South Carolina are going for $450k+ there is definitely some kind of bubble.
Yes the commercial real estate market, in NYC for example. The future of commercial real estate is this empty building will translate into demolished building. cause if you can not real the space then why are you paying the huge tax on the structure, now just paying tax on the land is different and a lot lot cheaper. But hey we are talking at least 5 years down the road. cause now companies know they can have 90% of all there employees work from home and it is a lot cheaper.
As fare as residential real estate goes once the fed drops the forbearance program (it is estimated there are over 5 million home owner who are 90 days or more past due on there loans ) the banks will foreclose on the out standing loans and put those homes on the market and even if they only put say 1/3 of all the past due homes that will be enough to cause the residential real estate market to drop like a Chinese rocket, sending current prices to the basement and those idiots who pay way over the asking price on there new home will be upside down and screwed, because unlike 2008 there will be no federal program to bail you out. I think being stupid in America is so much fun at least for the smart people.