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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;InfleXion, post: 1623663, member: 29012&quot;]I wouldn&#039;t be surprised if we&#039;ve seen the bottom in real estate since mortgage interest rates have bottomed out and are rising again. I don&#039;t think real estate will keep up with inflation though, because most people won&#039;t be buying houses (demand) again until the jobs come back, and the jobs won&#039;t come back without free enterprise, and free enterprise won&#039;t come back as long as money is being printed and given to some businesses and not others. Also, inflation means less buying power for the consumer. So I am anticipating a rentee&#039;s market for years to come. Sure the Fed will be buying up mortgage backed securities as long as QE3 is in effect, but that&#039;s mostly preventing a double dip as opposed to boosting prices. If you can afford real estate for renting purposes it may be a good move, having someone else pay your mortgage while you build equity, but if you are trying to flip houses I&#039;d steer clear. I am not interested in real estate other than having a roof over my head and a place to call home.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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