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Updated almost 15 years ago on . Most recent reply

Will 2010 be year of the Investor? What do you Think?
Curious what you think about 2010 becoming a market dominated by Investors as the First Time Buyer programs expire and inventory explodes. Could the government create a program focused on investors? Maybe the could up the loan limit from 10 to 30 or 50 properties? Or they could create a Fix rate loan for anyone buying a foreclosed property?
What program would you like to see?
Should be fun ... I look forward to 2010 ...
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[[[[.......Could the government create a program focused on investors?....]]]]
As far as I can tell, the government is bundling investors up with the rest of "the richest Americans" and their only interest in Investors is how to extract every single penny from their pockets to pay for programs for the "deserving" poor.
Allow you to hold more mortgages? Probably not, but you can expect them to think up new ways to tax you.