Making Money as House Prices Fall
Forbes article about profiting from the housing crash.
"As this economic recovery and bull market mature, risks and imbalances are increasing…and one of the most threatening is the growing U.S. real estate bubble.
While the Fed has raised short-term interest rates ten times, long-term bond yields and mortgage rates today remain accommodative by historical standards, with the 30-year fixed-rate mortgage near 40-year lows. This sector has become irresistible to many investors--not just speculators, but also those seeking higher yields in Real Estate Investment Trusts--as "safe" way to enjoy a piece of the action."
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"As this economic recovery and bull market mature, risks and imbalances are increasing…and one of the most threatening is the growing U.S. real estate bubble.
While the Fed has raised short-term interest rates ten times, long-term bond yields and mortgage rates today remain accommodative by historical standards, with the 30-year fixed-rate mortgage near 40-year lows. This sector has become irresistible to many investors--not just speculators, but also those seeking higher yields in Real Estate Investment Trusts--as "safe" way to enjoy a piece of the action."
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