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Stephen Rinaldi
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  • Media PA
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Credit crunch fall out

Stephen Rinaldi
Lender
  • Lender
  • Media PA
Posted

I dont know about everyone else but there has been a uneasiness in the air recently, many of my clients with rates in the 2.7-3.7% range have been inquirng about HELOCs and/or cash out refinances.  As I do some digging the credit card debt Im seeing is outrageous.  People who generally speaking are unable to keep up with their obligations.

I question whether thats where the swing in inventory comes from, people who cannot maintain their bills or access their equity decide to sell as a last resort.  Family average of cc debt has risen from 3k to 7k recently and its expected to go to an average 12k by December 2023..  this is something to keep an eye on.

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