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Forbearance housing market crash bros have a problem
Sep 08, 2020Back in April, when the COVID-19 data and unemployment numbers were at their worst, the housing bubble boys had a half-way legitimate 2020 housing market crash thesis. If unemployment rates stayed between 20%-30%, the economic damage down to homeowners would be epic. This could have led to a rapid increase in inventory on the market, which would have crashed home prices as demand collapses. That didn’t happen, of course.
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