April 16, 2010
How to protect your mortgage debt (without being ripped off)
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Comments on How to protect your mortgage debt (without being ripped off)
A little more detail about the TD report released earlier this wk re: non-mortgage debt load carried by CDNs
73% of non-corporate debt in US is mortgage debt. Only 13 points of that is sfr homes. 22 points multi-family and 38 points commercial. #CRE
Seems like a pretty simplistic argument here. I would think that population growth could very well have an effect on the acceleration of the mortgage debt – and vice versa. I’m not an economist, but as far as I know, population growth (by immigration) has gone hand in hand with housing bubbles in USA, Spain and Ireland.