In the housing market, the red flag should have been loans made to people who couldn’t produce any proof that they could pay for them, or 30-year-loans for homes—or worse, investment properties—with terms that never required the buyer to pay one dime toward principal.
via online.wsj.com
With the congress critters batting around a $15,000 no strings attached home buyer credit, are we really going to open this can of worms again?
What “bubble” avoidance measures should we take this time around?
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