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Raj m | Why housing market is down....?? |
I dont undersatnd system.... people saying its subprime rate... and house price is 25% down in most of states... no one wants to buy the house....
what are the reasons.....???????
if rate increase like 8% mortage .... people has to pay more in future... why homes are not selling now.................... |
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Andrea B
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One reason the market is down is because a lot of people were given mortgages that they could not afford. They were qualified on an interest rate below prime rate (the rate that the government sets) and then when the payments adjusted up to the more realistic rate, the person could not afford the mortgage anymore. House prices have gone down because there are so many houses on the market now and buyers can be extremely picky about the price they get the house for. Houses are selling at a normal rate right now but there are so many on the market that the demand isn't high enough for all the houses. |
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none
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It's like this - a couple of years ago, as property values were increasing, mortgage companies made it easier for people with "less than perfect" credit to buy homes by making the rules by which they loan money easier for which to qualify. At the same time, property values (in most states) rose at astronomical rates. Since the rules for lending were lax, more people could borrow more money so seller could charge more for homes. The unfortunate result has been that a lot of people got in over their heads. This means the rate of default increased. As the rate of default increased (and is still increasing) Mortgage companies changed the rules making it harder to get loans. Since these people are in over their heads, they are willing to let their property sell for less than what it was once worth. Now it's become a "snowball effect" on the market. More defaults, tighter guidelines for lending money, lower property values.
So, anyone trying to ask what should really be fair market value for a home is going to wait a long time because a buyer has so many choices of homes from people who are in trouble and need to sell. |
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r_kav
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It is down because it went way too high a couple years ago. This is called a "correction", and is normal. |
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FaZizzle
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1) This is a buyer's market, meaning there are more houses for sell then there are buyers, making it prime oppurtunity for a buyer to a picky and get the best price. Houses are staying longer on the market.
If the house is price accordingly and is a house that buyers will enjoy, it goes fast. Usually. If the house is priced too high (which happens often when it's for sale by owner), then sellers have to negoiate a little bit to get a buyer interested. Some sellers include flat screen HD TVs and gift cards to local furniture stores. Others offer to pay for the closing costs up front.
2) For another 8% on a mortgage is REALLY high. The national average is closer to 6% for fixed and lower for adjustable (rip off).
3) Couples now are given the oppurtunity to get a mortgage when in the past they would have never been able to. They aren't forced to put 25% down. Instead, they are able to get away with paying as little as a couple thousand up front. |
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Franco
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House prices are going down in the US, but not in the UK. Here we get twice as many immigrants coming in as there are new houses built, so the demand will never stop.
Houses here will keep doubling in price every 10 years, until we all live like rats. But you cannot complain and mention immigration. That would not be at all politically correct. Better to refer to it as "demographic changes". |
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CommonCents
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It's going back to reality.
The rise in prices was the problem, not the drop.
It's all based on supply and demand. In many areas prices will drop 50% ffom what they were, maybe more.
There are already thousands of foreclosures and there will be more. This is the biggest housing crisis the country has ever seen.
It's not affecting all areas, but the markets that are affected are in big trouble.
Homes ARE selling if the price is right. Most people want too much. There aren't too many buyers though. |
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lueluham
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no one wants to pay the outragious tax on the property |
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Sandy M
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maybe cuz..of the job market.. |
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