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Old 06-21-2012, 07:38 AM   #21
ranchlandsselling
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Originally Posted by tvp2003 View Post
I'm thinking the biggest hit will be the $400-600k price point -- first/second time buyers that could extend that high under 30 years will have to scale it back in order to qualify. If you're in the sub-$300k market, the change will probably take out a few buyers but the actual difference in payments on a 30-year to a 25-year is probably a little easier to absorb.
Yeah, if it does something, you'd think it'd be mostly to the ones you mentioned. Anything higher and those people can generally afford what they're buying.

I'm thinking my current home I already paid too much for 5 years ago is likely going to be worth even less. That said, maybe I'll be able to rent it out for a bit more
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