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> More expensive lending would mean lower housing prices. That benefits people who can pay in cash. Otherwise, the difference in price goes to the bank as int

by ori_b 10y ago

> More expensive lending would mean lower housing prices. That benefits people who can pay in cash. Otherwise, the difference in price goes to the bank as interest.

MR4D 10y ago
Might also want to note that it negatively affects borrows. Especially those who are underwater on their home loan.

> More expensive lending would mean lower housing prices. That benefits people who can pay in cash. Otherwise, the difference in price goes​ to the bank as int

> More expensive lending would mean lower housing prices. That benefits people who can pay in cash. Otherwise, the difference in price goes​ to the bank as int

> More expensive lending would mean lower housing prices. That benefits people who can pay in cash. Otherwise, the difference in price goes to the bank as int

> More expensive lending would mean lower housing prices. That benefits people who can pay in cash. Otherwise, the difference in price goes to the bank as int