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February 18th, 2011 by admin


That inflation can do for your mortgage?

I had once fallen on the calculations made by some people Industry AA, I just want to confirm if this is so true. Now you have a 100k mortgage, so now you have 100k money hard Is it better to pay your mortgage now or wait until after one year. Let's say that inflation is 6%, you decide to keep the money for a year to repay. After waiting, your money would be handy 94k value. I thought you pay 100k to pay your mortgage acutally pay you 94K, while including the D'3% interest, which is 3k, you just pay 97k in value. But when I think, is not very different as you pay 103k (inc interest 3k) in the future if you do not pay now ….

Talk about tough issues is tough. In theory, you repay the mortgage w / dollars that are worth less than when you bought the house. Money you pay for that, again in theory, would only purchase 94% of what they had bought the previous year, assuming that inflation of 6%. Houses in the past have been immune to inflation, w / talents. Not now. With values falling into most regions of the United States, the theory now seems correct. In previous versions (collected as usual) years, property values would rise as well, if previous years, the theory may not have been correct, the $ 94 because you would purchase goods less real. Now you the $ 94 would buy more property, so the theory seems to be currently correct. For those w / loans mortgages that are more homes, or rental properties, in particular, deserve to be the only way to turn these properties for positive results for net worth, is to pay the mortgage, if possible, and wait for prices to catch up to what the property was purchased. This may take some time, and for serious investors, and advanced. Therefore w / the mortgage paid, if rent is collected, it becomes positive in net income. These are abstract theories, in general, not for working people, which in today's market, were up compared to the values decreasing, and MTP., trapped, mostly in equity, negative n / a means to turn the tide. I remain concerned that the current crisis has the ability to put parts of our nation, in a possible economic depression. Big question for Yahoo Answers.

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