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WHY ARENT GOVERNMENTS TRYING TO SOLVE HOUSING PRICE PROBLEM
Daniel Howard
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James Myers
solve? The more prices go up the better for GDP and thus their property tax revenue, simple as
Lincoln Cox
Leaf taking the words out of my post.
Shame this will be another 1pbtid slide thread
Asher Ramirez
The only reason the market is fucked is directly because of the government, you don`t want them to "solve" anything. Any time government gets involved, they cause damage. What you want is for the government to get out and do nothing so the free market can fix it.
Nathan Bell
Its basically our entire economy in Canada, allowing rich foreign investment money to flow into the country
Caleb Martin
Governments created the housing crisis and continue it.
Wyatt Powell
Because the problem is self correcting, and all the greedy over leveraged rent seekers will be left holding bags when it corrects
>inb4 muh blackrock owning everything pricing normal people out forever
This is fear porn to drive FOMO buys from greedy retards
Aaron Cooper
free markets aren't free. pay up.
Thomas Carter
why would they want to solve it?
the biggest house buyer entity pays the biggest property tax; landlords come in second.
Lucas Stewart
this, why would they solve the issue? Why don't you solve it yourself you massive pleb
Ethan Hernandez
Over the past 5 years or so there has been this normalization of risky leveraging to buy assets. Many small investors have started to discover asset backed loans and margin investing, which used to be used only by corporations and the super rich. And because of capital gains tax rules, the government (and tax accountants) are basically encouraging this. The problem is that a lot of these investors have zero understanding of the dangers of leverage and have failed to ever do any stress testing of their investment strategy. Lenders are not savvy enough yet to properly calculate risk when people have multiple types of assets that are leveraged. It is a classic house of cards that has multiple cascading effects if anything drops… and things are starting to drop.
Zachary Reyes
because the jews benefit from you being a slave with no home.
Ryan Parker
>WHY ARENT GOVERNMENTS TRYING TO-
They created the problem. They won't solve it event if they tried. This is what happens when you outsource your common sense to a bunch of bureaucrats who don't give a shit if you lived or died. You want a problem solved? Take the initiative to fix it yourself. No government needed. This mentality of running to the govenrment to fix shit that you can fix on your own is a sign of weakness and incompetence.
Jackson Diaz
Dumbass, this is all because the federal reserve gave unlimited money to banks and without glass stegal these banks can dumpster this no-interest free money into investment companies like blackrock to buy everything and hold real estate because real estate holds value unlike the crashing dollar that they caused to crash.
No small business has any power in this other than to take out a loan from a bank that will repossess all of their assets. Individuals are all "buying cash" with an upfront loan where they must sign their mortgage before they can even offer on the overpriced house.
Henry Lopez
Rising home prices typically force niggers to move. The moment you can plant your flag, anywhere, you don't want anything else to be built.
Levi Perry
Loans determine the market. Barely anyone buys a house anymore they buy a loan to permit them to take up residence in a house. Unless they're a gigantic investment firm or something. This will continue until the loan/mortgage values reach an apex. The government doesn't care
Angel Russell
The housing price problem is purely the cause of governments expanding their spending thorugh greater and greater money creation. At some point soon there will be a catastrophic global urban real-estate crash and you will be able to buy a nice house for 50,000$. But you won't want to, since it won't have cheap gas or affordable electricty.
James Price
They are, by killing the excesses of you. Or did you just sleep walk through the whole vaccine AIDS and sterilization bit during the last year or two?
Julian Collins
Yeah and what happens to these greedy over leveraged risky loan takers when institutions decide to start dumping houses to cash out?
These companies want money, and they want it quarterly. They can (and will) crash the market, then use their profits to buy even more. Rinse and repeat
Numbers don’t “always go up”
Henry Campbell
Yes, loans drive the market. Easy lending means rising prices. Where do the banks get this money they lend? Banks create new digital money when they issue loans.
Private banks create all money, not government.
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Isaiah Wright
Oh fuck
Adam Nelson
Not their problem.
Dominic Peterson
Because property taxes are computed based on the value of the property.
The more inflated the value of real estate becomes, the more money the government can steal from the people.
Wyatt Martin
politicians own fuck tonnes of rental properties
its as obvious as fuck
Brayden Price
because they want the middle class to be destroyed - forever.
if that wasn't their thinking they never went up in politics.
the kikes support the good goyim politician
Ethan Cox
fed pays 60 billion per month to purchase house loans sold from small banks to the major players ( jp morgan, etc...)
In return the fed earns interest when these loans are used for risky market investments
Right now many of those investments are crashing, and the fed prints more money to make up for the losses. This leads to inflation and higher interest rates.
All they have to do is stop propping up the housing market, that is a relationship between the buyer, the seller, and the bank. If the bank wants to then sell the rights to the loan, fine. But there is no place for the fed to get involved. This is basic and the underlying cause behind all economic problems.
Owen Martinez
Lol. Lmao
Blackrock gets money from the FED to buy houses while the FED raises mortgage rates and makes buying one impossible
The government is the one doing it. At least here
Grayson Cox
>situation caused by government intervention
>Britbong: you know what we need? More government intervention
Why are they like this? Youd think Britbongs would learn to Republic by now yet they still worship the state.
Austin Baker
this
Luke Reyes
Why don't county governments send the property assessor around to quadruple, quintuple the values of Blackrock properties until Blackrock is literally paying 100% of the county's budget? That's what they'd do if individuals were buying it all up. Why are county councils giving these mega corporation a break when if were you or me they'd be quintupling the property taxes? Tax it so high they're forced to sale. 20 1br units in the suburbs, oh guess what, county assessor says they're each worth $900 billion. Private individuals cannot contest it. Private individuals cannot sue the county when their property value is arbitrarily raised despite having no real improvements. If I were a city councilman I'd not only sign on to it, I'd sponsor it.
Wyatt King
>Yes goy buy the house it’s your last chance!
>No they won’t just seize the property from you by force
>Yes, you need to spend 100k over and waive inspection…
>it’s your LaSt ChAnCe!!!
Yeah I’m thinking it’s a bubble
Angel Williams
solve it yourself
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