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Is it a bad time to buy a home now?

Bob Ross
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I was just listening to a financial radio talk show and they said home buyers in this market (I’m in Boston) should be aware that they are buying at potentially the edge of a bubble and if they buy now should not plan to sell for at least 10-15years. They stressed that your home is not an investment.

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Russell Brazil
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Russell Brazil
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Anyone who thinks prices are going to come down in mass needs to take a look at the US money supply. 35% of all dollars that exist were created in the last 13 months.  For perspective, in 1971 the US money supply increased by 10% in one year, which caused such harsh inflation, that housing priced trippled in the 1970s.  Our problem is not an asset bubble, our problem is an inflation problem.

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