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Doc Eifrig: There may be no better time to buy a house than now
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From Dr. David Eifrig in Retirement Millionaire:

For the past several years, I've kept you updated on the housing market. This April, I wrote that the market was still shaky. Although new home sales rose slightly, the total inventory of homes was rising as more foreclosures hit the market. It was a good time to start looking to buy a home.

But today may be an even better time to buy... This month, the Federal Reserve announced "Operation Twist" – the Fed's attempt to lower yields on long-term bonds, while keeping short-term yields the same. Shortly after the plan was announced, 30-year mortgage rates fell to less than 4%.

This makes it one of the best times ever to borrow for home ownership. For those of you contemplating a second home somewhere, I'd advise you to start looking today. As I've written before, we're probably within 12 months of the bottom in real estate prices in the U.S. for this cycle.

If you need some more convincing, read my friend and colleague Steve Sjuggerud's recent essay in DailyWealth. Steve explains why there may be no better opportunity to buy a home than now. You can find it here.

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