gryffindor
Recycles dryer sheets
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- Mar 8, 2008
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I think the core issue is to think about appreciation in inflation adjusted (real) or nominal rates going forward. So inflation matters just as much (if not more) than total appreciation if you have a big loan on the house.
Even if appreciation just keeps up with inflation in the future, it will be a good financial return to keep real estate with 30 year loans.
Since the government will benefit massively by decreasing the value of its debt through inflation I'm going to be anticipating long term that this is going to happen. The odds are stacked in favor of this.
Even if appreciation just keeps up with inflation in the future, it will be a good financial return to keep real estate with 30 year loans.
Since the government will benefit massively by decreasing the value of its debt through inflation I'm going to be anticipating long term that this is going to happen. The odds are stacked in favor of this.