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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Blissskr, post: 2353192, member: 34882&quot;]Mostly because the old notion that American life is getting married, buying a house and having kids is gone. In fact the housing market is probably going to bottom out hard again with the next 15-25 years. The notion that people are going to downsize is also becoming outdated, when the boomers want to downsize or begin dying off there&#039;s simply not enough buyers among the generations after them that can even afford to take on a housing payment let alone get approved to do so to buy up those houses.</p><p><br /></p><p>It&#039;s also all influenced by the absolute ticking time bomb that is student loan debt. Anyone whose been in school anytime between the great recession and now has probably got a look at that first hand among your fellow students, I know I have. It&#039;s the same approve anyone regardless of not only future ability to repay, but also ability to even be in school. A literal almost carbon copy of what was used for housing that caused that entire mess, but what could go wrong this time? Yet instead of banks it&#039;s the government who made themselves and the taxpayers the primary first line credit lender of aid doling out the money. Just for a laugh even if you don&#039;t intend to go to school contact a local or online college feigning interest and watch how doggedly they will pursue getting you enrolled. A warm body with a pulse is all pretty much literally all they need to accept, enroll and approve someone for government student loans now a days.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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