Are We Headed To A National Recession Due To Housing Issues?
January 22nd, 2008 • Related • Filed Under
I do not think so if the market is left alone, but when we are in a Presidential election year and the candidates are pandering to fix all of your problems, we are facing the law of unintended consequences.
I was all prepared to write a long post on this subject but I came across this one by Doug Quance and my work was done. So head over and read Doug’s perspective on how the government will do more harm then good during this correction.
Although I agree on most points, I would like to point out that most of the banks that are being ...
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I keep seeing mentions of Florida's market getting better in multiple blogs. I'm increasingly under the assumption that at least ...
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Great blog, keep the great content coming! 
If you want to succeed, do not say "we can prevent this in the future." Live in reality. ...
The price of the property depends on its quality and the deal between the management. Good and wise choices are ...
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Comment by Sam Chapman on 22 January 2008:
I don’t think the housing/lending problems will be the cause if we go into recession. They will be one of several components – cost of food, cost of energy, sensationalizing media causing investor/buyer anxiety.