30 Years of the 30-Year Mortgage 2 comments
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Lots of people noticing today that for various technical reasons, U.S. 30-year fixed mortgage rates are back to levels last seen when Freddie/Fannie were nationalized. But that said, and as the following figures shows, all the bleating about high rates looks fairly dubious, historically speaking and in nominal terms.
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- BerkeleyBob
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NAR has consistently reported average house re-sells within a little over 7 years. Any reason to doubt their figures?2008 Oct 18 04:14 PM Reply -
- CLH
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Interest cycles are long cycles --meaning that interest rates will remain low for many years.2008 Oct 19 10:21 PM Reply
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