Here I discuss the economic indicators to look out for so you have a better idea of when the economy may hit a recession and I mention this because there is lots of speculation that that a recession is on the horizon but there are also many others saying the economy will continue thriving.
It’s been 10 years since the Great Recession and during the recession the Fed implemented quantitative easing to help the economy get out of recession. Since 2015, the Fed funds rate has been rising and just recently our economy has finally started growing in terms of GDP and low unemployment. But what I find most helpful in watching out for is- the yield curve. Watch the video to understand more.
There has been massive growth in the United States, the implementations of fiscal and monetary policy over the years, and more importantly the recent volatility in the stock market for the 1st Quarter of 2018 (now 2nd Quarter), has caused many to speculate whether or not we are finally at the peak of the business cycle. The business cycle are periods of economic growth and contraction.
So this is a vital factor on making informed decisions to determine whether you'll get top dollar for selling a house or to get the best deal on buying a house. Following a decade since the Great Recession and since the economy appears strong, my recommendation is to sell now because there’s low inventory and house prices are high. It’s also good to buy right now because mortgage interest rates are still historically low.
Many are wondering what the housing market will entail this year and it should continue going strong so long as unemployment, inflation and the federal funds rate remains low. Home prices should go up in value more modestly in 2018 by going up from 2 to 5% (depending on the location).
Luckily home buyers will continue to enjoy low mortgage interest rates as it's estimated they will reach no more than 5% by the end of 2018. Therefore, a win win for home buyers and sellers. Subscribe to my newsletter by going to andrewvargas.com and scroll to the bottom of the page then click the subscribe button. email: andrewvargas.com cell: 424-253-4096 or 714-371-3692
Many are wondering what the housing market will entail this year and it should continue going strong so long as unemployment, inflation and the federal funds rate remains low. Home prices should go up in value more modestly in 2018 by going up from 2 to 5% (depending on the location).
Luckily home buyers will continue to enjoy low mortgage interest rates as it's estimated they will reach no more than 5% by the end of 2018. Therefore, a win win for home buyers and sellers. Subscribe to my newsletter by going to andrewvargas.com and scroll to the bottom of the page then click the subscribe button.