With many areas going up 20% a year during much of the “Bush years”, WAY over the inflation rate on other than housing, the hyper-inflation in the prices, plus “phony” loan structure has indeed strangled the middle class, who often just had to have a place to live, weren’t necessarily “flipping” or playing “games”.
With many areas going up 20% a year during much of the “Bush years”, WAY over the inflation rate on other than housing, the hyper-inflation in the prices, plus “phony” loan structure has indeed strangled the middle class, who often just had to have a place to live, weren’t necessarily “flipping” or playing “games”.