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Posted over 8 years ago

Hard Money Bankers - Crash Of 2008 Until Now

Did the real estate market actually recover since the crash of 2008? We had the largest transfer of wealth we have ever seen and within 7 years the markets appear to have recovered from that disaster. Can this really be the case or is there more to it? The market looks to be propped up on several artificial and certainly unsustainable factors. We have the lowest interest rates we have ever seen and that allows money to be very liquid and easily accessible. The concern is that the government printed too much money and has let too much out on the streets. If too much money hits the streets and too many people that shouldn't have access to it get access, the result another crash. The "recovery" we have seen will be short lived and we will start to see it this year as the FED said they will be raising interest rates. We are about to test how strong the 'bail out' actually was.

Ian Walsh

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