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...which will further drive up demand... Which further drives up prices. In the end it's a wash, or less. The winners are the banks as the interest on the $10k
by chiefalchemist 3y ago
...which will further drive up demand... Which further drives up prices. In the end it's a wash, or less. The winners are the banks as the interest on the $10k over 30 yrs adds up nicely.
When are we going to learn that such political-based manipulations don't solve problems, they exasperate them.
We need to fix the (lack of) supply side. Unfortunately, those in a position to do so are the ones owning so much of the current inventory and they're not about to act in ways that ultimately lowers the value of their current investments.