Mar 30, 2025
12:24:14am
12:24:14am
A correction is normal. I expect one. Frankly, I think we need one. It's a norma
Part of the market ebbs and flows.
There may be a big correction, but it won't be for the same reasons as 2007. You were trying to compare the two, and I was just making the point that they are different..
I'm not trying to argue with you. Just letting you know that I believe they are different, in meaningful ways.
There may be a big correction, but it won't be for the same reasons as 2007. You were trying to compare the two, and I was just making the point that they are different..
I'm not trying to argue with you. Just letting you know that I believe they are different, in meaningful ways.
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So, according to FHA and other housing data, single-family mortgage delinquencies are conservatively around 5%...
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This, along with the fact that the big jump usually hits around late April to May. We don't see these numbers in March.
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