Harris to Propose $25,000 Assistance for First-Time Homeowners

[eagle1462010]

With whos fucking money???

BS. Bribes for votes Dems

 

[Hollie]

With whos fucking money???

BS. Bribes for votes Dems.

Taxpayer money. The Dims are convinced that money supply is endless.

 

[eagle1462010]

Taxpayer money. The Dims are convinced that money supply is endless.

They are the WEF and are accelerating us to a RESET. Hell will follow

 

[HeyNorm]

We're actually discussing Kamala's first time buyer 25k incentive here.

Yup, will just raise the prices by another $25,000. The only folks gonna make bank are the sellers. Inflation be damned, FULL SPEAD AHEAD!

 

[HeyNorm]

The crooked WHO is already talking about "Monkeypox". Time for Dim Govrnors to prepare for lockdowns.

I ain’t skeered no pox!

 

[Admiral Rockwell Tory]

So what would happen to people who live and want to buy in NJ?

Move.

 

[SmokeALib]

Kamala Harris To Propose $25K Down Payment Support For First-Time Homeowners

To address the housing shortage, Harris will call for the construction of 3 million new housing units. Her plan includes introducing a tax incentive for builders who focus on creating starter homes for first-time buyers and expanding existing tax credits for affordable rental housing development.

www.ibtimes.com

Vice President Kamala Harris will announce a comprehensive four-year strategy on Friday aimed at reducing housing costs. The plan includes a $25,000 down payment assistance program for first-time homebuyers and incentives to boost new housing construction, according to Harris-Walz campaign officials.

Harris will reveal the plan during an economic policy speech in North Carolina, CNN reported.

Damn, vote buying much?

Don’t try to drop prices by making sound financial decisions for the whole country, just print money and buy votes!

Next week:

Breaking news!.....Home prices just shot up $25,000 overnight. Economists baffled.

When all else fails - BUY your votes - with OUR money!

 

[JGalt]

How the fuck is she going to build 3 million homes in four years when she can't even build 9 EV charging stations in two and a half years?

 

[SweetSue92]

How the fuck is she going to build 3 million homes in four years when she can't even build 9 EV charging stations in two and a half years?

Oh, there you go thinking with your brain again. You know Leftists think with their hurt feelings

 

[Lisa558]

How the fuck is she going to build 3 million homes in four years when she can't even build 9 EV charging stations in two and a half years?

It’s all talk. Her hope is that enough “useful idiots” fall for it.

 

[dblack]

My vote is definitely for sale. But its going to take more than $25k. And I'll want cash in advance.

 

[Blaster]

Kamala Harris To Propose $25K Down Payment Support For First-Time Homeowners

To address the housing shortage, Harris will call for the construction of 3 million new housing units. Her plan includes introducing a tax incentive for builders who focus on creating starter homes for first-time buyers and expanding existing tax credits for affordable rental housing development.

www.ibtimes.com

Vice President Kamala Harris will announce a comprehensive four-year strategy on Friday aimed at reducing housing costs. The plan includes a $25,000 down payment assistance program for first-time homebuyers and incentives to boost new housing construction, according to Harris-Walz campaign officials.

Harris will reveal the plan during an economic policy speech in North Carolina, CNN reported.

Damn, vote buying much?

Don’t try to drop prices by making sound financial decisions for the whole country, just print money and buy votes!

Next week:

Breaking news!.....Home prices just shot up $25,000 overnight. Economists baffled.

Comedy Gold!

 

[Nobody911]

Kamala Harris To Propose $25K Down Payment Support For First-Time Homeowners

To address the housing shortage, Harris will call for the construction of 3 million new housing units. Her plan includes introducing a tax incentive for builders who focus on creating starter homes for first-time buyers and expanding existing tax credits for affordable rental housing development.

www.ibtimes.com

Vice President Kamala Harris will announce a comprehensive four-year strategy on Friday aimed at reducing housing costs. The plan includes a $25,000 down payment assistance program for first-time homebuyers and incentives to boost new housing construction, according to Harris-Walz campaign officials.

Harris will reveal the plan during an economic policy speech in North Carolina, CNN reported.

Damn, vote buying much?

Don’t try to drop prices by making sound financial decisions for the whole country, just print money and buy votes!

Next week:

Breaking news!.....Home prices just shot up $25,000 overnight. Economists baffled.

Causes of Current Inflation in America

The current inflation in the United States, which was reported at 2.9% for the 12 months ending in July 2024, has several contributing factors:

1. Supply Chain Disruptions:
- The COVID-19 pandemic caused significant disruptions in global supply chains, leading to shortages of goods and increased production costs. These disruptions have persisted, contributing to higher prices for various products.

2. Increased Demand:
- Following the pandemic, there was a surge in consumer demand as people began spending again. This demand-pull inflation occurs when the demand for goods and services exceeds supply, pushing prices higher.

3. Global Events:
- Ongoing global conflicts, such as the war in Ukraine, have exacerbated supply chain issues and led to increased prices for commodities, particularly energy and food.

4. Labor Market Dynamics:
- A tight labor market has also played a role, with increased competition for workers leading to higher wages. While this inflationary pressure has been less pronounced recently, it still contributes to overall price increases.

5. Consumer Behavior:
- Interestingly, American consumers are becoming more price-sensitive, seeking cheaper alternatives and bargains. This shift in behavior is helping to moderate inflation as companies respond to changing consumer preferences.

Strategies to Deal with Inflation

Addressing inflation requires a multifaceted approach:

1. Monetary Policy Adjustments:
- The Federal Reserve can adjust interest rates to influence economic activity. Increasing rates can help cool down demand and reduce inflationary pressures. Recent trends indicate that the Fed may consider rate cuts if inflation continues to stabilize.

2. Fiscal Policies:
- The government can implement fiscal measures, such as targeted subsidies or tax relief, to alleviate the burden on consumers and stimulate supply in critical sectors.

3. Supply Chain Improvements:
- Investing in infrastructure and logistics can help alleviate supply chain bottlenecks, ensuring that goods are produced and delivered more efficiently, which can help stabilize prices.

4. Encouraging Competition:
- Promoting competition among businesses can lead to better pricing for consumers. This can be achieved through regulatory reforms that lower barriers to entry for new companies.

5. Consumer Education:
- Educating consumers about budgeting and spending can help them make informed choices, potentially reducing demand for overpriced goods and services.

Conclusion

In summary, the current inflation in America is driven by a combination of supply chain issues, increased demand, global events, and labor market dynamics. Addressing this inflation requires coordinated efforts from the Federal Reserve, government policies, and improvements in supply chain efficiency, alongside fostering a competitive market environment.

==> America needs effective teamworkers to deal with the economic problems. The US government alone is evidently not able to help. Only teamwork & collaborative actions can make the economy great again!

Sources :

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Americans' refusal to keep paying higher prices may be dealing a final blow to US inflation spike

The great inflation spike of the past three years is nearly spent — and economists credit American consumers for helping slay it.

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https://www.npr.org/2024/08/16/nx-s1-5043678/questions-inflation-interest-rates-prices

Yes, Inflation Is Going Down. But Here's Why Prices Aren’t

The annual inflation rate has cooled, according to new data. But here's why that won't translate to lower prices on the shelves.

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2. Top problems facing the U.S.

Inflation and the affordability of health care top Americans' list of the biggest problems facing the country.

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What caused the U.S. pandemic-era inflation? | Brookings

Ben Bernanke, Distinguished Senior Fellow at the Hutchins Center at Brookings, and Olivier Blanchard, Senior Fellow at the Peterson Institute for International Economics, answer a timely question: What caused the increase in U.S. inflation during and after the COVID-19 pandemic?

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Annual US inflation falls to 3-year low, clearing the way for the Fed to begin cutting rates

Year-over-year inflation reached its lowest level in more than three years in July, the latest sign that the worst price spike in four decades is fading and setting up the Federal Reserve for an interest rate cut in September.

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[protectionist]

That's me. The greediest! But Kamala is going to give me 50k for my vote, so I'm good.

No, you're bad.

 

[Resnic]

True. Renting is much cheaper than owning. Building wealth through home ownership is a fallacy.

I'm not sure. Was that sarcasm or serious?

 

[Woodznutz]

I'm not sure. Was that sarcasm or serious?

Many borrow the equity that they've built up to pay off high interest loans, or pay for kid's college, thus little wealth building from the house.

how many borrow on home equity? - Search Videos

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[Resnic]

Many borrow the equity that they've built up to pay off high interest loans, or pay for kid's college, thus little wealth building from the house.

how many borrow on home equity? - Search Videos

www.bing.com

No one starts out building a house.

You buy a small house, work to pay it off then get a better house. Even if you still owe on the mortgage if you're selling it for more than you owe you can roll that money towards your new and better house.

Renting is paying money for something you can never own, it's money gone forever. Paying a house puts that money into something that gives you equity you can turn over towards something else.

I bought my home that was 200,000 dollars and after down payment and such I paid 1200 dollars a month on the mortgage. Apartments in my area range from low end ones at 900 bucks a month to 1800 dollars a month. That's just a little under a mortgage payment and a good chunk over a mortgage payment.

Hell for around 60k you can get a 1/2 or 1/4 acre, get it surveyed, buy a mobile home, get a septic system put in and such and have a 600 dollar a month loan to repay where at the end of it you actually own the place that can be sold again for a modest price. Meanwhile you're pocketing 300 to 1000 dollars a month you'd have otherwise spent on rent as a down payment on a real house. You could buy a used mobile home on a lot or in a park for a lot less as well.

For 90% of Americans there is a better way than renting. It just takes times when you start out

 

[Woodznutz]

No one starts out building a house.

You buy a small house, work to pay it off then get a better house. Even if you still owe on the mortgage if you're selling it for more than you owe you can roll that money towards your new and better house.

Renting is paying money for something you can never own, it's money gone forever. Paying a house puts that money into something that gives you equity you can turn over towards something else.

I bought my home that was 200,000 dollars and after down payment and such I paid 1200 dollars a month on the mortgage. Apartments in my area range from low end ones at 900 bucks a month to 1800 dollars a month. That's just a little under a mortgage payment and a good chunk over a mortgage payment.

Hell for around 60k you can get a 1/2 or 1/4 acre, get it surveyed, buy a mobile home, get a septic system put in and such and have a 600 dollar a month loan to repay where at the end of it you actually own the place that can be sold again for a modest price. Meanwhile you're pocketing 300 to 1000 dollars a month you'd have otherwise spent on rent as a down payment on a real house. You could buy a used mobile home on a lot or in a park for a lot less as well.

For 90% of Americans there is a better way than renting. It just takes times when you start out

Unless home prices come down or more small houses are built, I'm afraid this won't work for most people.

I put a mobile home on a two-acre patch years ago. Cheap living, and I sold it at a profit. I also sold a 20-acre hobby farm at a profit, and an 8-unit apartment building at a profit after renting it out for 18 years. However, what is left of all that today is the mobile home route, and even then they are $100,000/plus for a decent one plus the lot. Renting a space in a decent park is nearly as costly as renting an apartment. Most people are simply priced out of the housing market.

If I bought a house today, I would just pay cash, and when I croak my kids will get the benefit.

 

[irosie91]

Unless home prices come down or more small houses are built, I'm afraid this won't work for most people.

I put a mobile home on a two-acre patch years ago. Cheap living, and I sold it at a profit. I also sold a 20-acre hobby farm at a profit, and an 8-unit apartment building at a profit after renting it out for 18 years. However, what is left of all that today is the mobile home route, and even then they are $100,000/plus for a decent one plus the lot. Renting a space in a decent park is nearly as costly as renting an apartment. Most people are simply priced out of the housing market.

If I bought a house today, I would just pay cash, and when I croak my kids will get the benefit.

I once bought a first time house----can I get the 25 thousand now?

 

[evelynzlon]

I'm listening to the Harris campaign live on tv. Some Latina supporter said they have a saying in the Latin American community: "yes we can!" (In Spanish). And I couldn't help but think no you can't. The US stole all the goddam drinking water out of Mexico. Now the whole country has degenerated into gang violence and they're snuggling Mexican slaves across the US border by the truckload. The f**k you can. You most definitely CAN'T.

And blacks can't either. Even with the $25,000 new home assistance, it won't make any difference. Whites will have access to the same policy so it won't be a competitive advantage for blacks. Whites are still coasting off the competitive advantage they acquired from the GI Bill et al. Blacks big time can't.