That is the new norm. Serious stagnation.

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Jan 6, 2025
4:18:23pm

Shore10 All-American

That is the new norm. Serious stagnation.

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Shore10

Bio page: Shore10
Joined: Oct 26, 2009
Last login: Jan 7, 2025
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I know a lot of people that bought homes with hard to afford high payments on the premise of "refinancing once rates

RdF3 Inactive user

Jan 6, 3:35pm

Probably only a marginal effect. Majority of US homes are 4% or under.

Shore10

Jan 6, 3:50pm

Good point, time will tell. It could be a while before they get low enough to

GoneWiththeBreeze

Jan 6, 3:55pm

Kind of headed in the wrong direction right now.

rad dawg

Jan 6, 4:11pm

That is the new norm. Serious stagnation.

Shore10

Jan 6, 4:18pm

Yes I keep hearing lots of $ on the sidelines, could take a lot of time!

GoneWiththeBreeze

Jan 6, 5:43pm

The money on the sidelines is getting eaten up by inflation or in ST treasuries.

Shore10

Jan 6, 7:58pm

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