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All Forum Posts by: Kevin Rose

Kevin Rose has started 0 posts and replied 2 times.

The Fed has cut rates to zero. Congress and the President have authorized over 6 Trillion dollars in debt.

Obviously, inflation is going to kick in, which means asset prices will certainly be stable or rising in the intermediate (2-5 year) timeframe.

With the significant job losses, many people will be forced to remain as renters. Many others will lose their homes. Yes people have to live *somewhere*. Thus demand for rental housing will likely increase.

Buy! Buy! Buy!

Hi Collin,

What's an "AM" loan? 

I'm familiar with ARM, Interest Only, and balloon loans.

Thanks in advance,

Kevin