They Don't Buy Homes Because They Can't

The homes might be affordable, interest rates low and sellers are willing to make concessions.  It doesn’t help much though if your credit score is too low for banks- and one in three Americans have this problem. [Hat tip Freedom's Phoenix.]

Now mind you, given the downside risk, these might be the lucky ones.  At least they won’t be buying a home they can’t afford.

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  1. Dr. Richard Morgan says:

    In one of their Books… they wrote over a hundred years ago…they brag how they will rip you off this time for everything….so it should be no surprise….

    In the Book…they also tell you how to protect yourself and your wealth…so if you read their Book….you would be in good shape….and, making money in this well planned collapse….

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