Another Drop Headed For Real Estate?

ByMatt Garrett

You may not like roller coaster rides but may find yourself on one nonetheless, if you are a home owner because real estate is set to drop this year after recovering some of its 2008 gains.

With a drop of 10-15% anticipated, the coming price drop has been pushed by a combination of federal factors that are combining for the perfect storm in real estate.

Here it is three years after the peak and it’s still all about housing, said David Rosenberg, an economist at Gluskin Sheff & Associates in Toronto. The outlook for the market is extremely clouded.

The function of the FHA is to make sure those who would not normally be able to buy a home, can do so, but they are raising their standards which will make buying a home harder for poorer buyers.

Due to the inundation of foreclosures, the FHA reduced the number of qualified buys by forcing those with the weakest credit to pay higher payments for mortgage insurance, increasing the required down payment and limiting seller contributed closing costs.

As people experience credit difficulties and cannot present high enough scores to qualify for conventional programs, more people are turning to FHA backed loans for assistance.

Due to these trends many borrowers are considering the FHA as their only source available for financing their home purchases, which means the government will be backing even more loans than the already burdened Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac do. A lot of people who can’t get loans from the FHA will have nowhere else to turn.

Without the lending that buyers use to acquire houses today, the real estate market would all but cease to grow, so you can see the vital service many banks offer our communities. As buyers absorb the home listings that are slowing down our market, we will have a recovery and protect our cash with real estate investments once again.

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