Wow, post 2008 mortgage crisis this has red flags written all over it. The author does a nice job point out a few stats that are alarming without signaling things are terrible. It's also interesting to read the titles on the cover of WSJ.com today. You have this article discussing slowing wage growth but another article discussing the booming job growth numbers. You also can see through all the volatility in the markets currently that people are scratching their heads around overall economic health right now. As someone looking to buy a home in the next 24 months, I'm optimistic about prices dropping, but I understand that would likely lead to hardship for these 'risky' home buyers that have bought over the past few years through the different assistance programs.
Wow, post 2008 mortgage crisis this has red flags written all over it. The author does a nice job point out a few stats that are alarming without signaling things are terrible. It's also interesting to read the titles on the cover of WSJ.com today. You have this article discussing slowing wage growth but another article discussing the booming job growth numbers. You also can see through all the volatility in the markets currently that people are scratching their heads around overall economic health right now. As someone looking to buy a home in the next 24 months, I'm optimistic about prices dropping, but I understand that would likely lead to hardship for these 'risky' home buyers that have bought over the past few years through the different assistance programs.