30 Year Mortgage Rate is going to 18%

by | Sep 29, 2022 | Resources | 28 comments

30 Year Mortgage Rate is going to 18%

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30 Year Mortgage Rate is going to 18%



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30 Year Mortgage Rate is going to 18%


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28 Comments

  1. jonathan_ericsson

    If 18% rates are cool then consider me Miles Davis

  2. BurntKitchen

    You could also get 12% return just letting your money sit in a bank on a CD.

  3. joebothree

    My parents were telling me about buying their first house and interest rates were absurdly high, 15%+, where they even listed the vacuum as collateral

  4. Gdott

    Dude. I live in NY and I was talking to my barber. He has a 30 year adjustable mortgage. I didn’t even know people had adjustables anymore. He is paying 4K a month for a rat apartment he owns.

  5. EngineerDirector

    My parents keep saying the same… they bought their house for $32k while making $25k in the 70’s

  6. double-down-town

    18% on a 50k mortgage is not the same as 18% for today’s housing market. Most likely will not happen

  7. Han_So_oh

    My parents mentioned their first house was 14.75%. But then a house in Queens, NYC was only $100-150k. They sold that house in 2017 for $1.2 million.

  8. International_Ad4608

    I hate when my parents tell me this shit! Their house was $60,000. Mine is $775,000. Their 15% was child’s play.

  9. woodstockwoodstock

    Yeh? Tell me what the average house price as a proportion of salary was in 1981.

    And then tell me what effect an interest rate of 18% had on that.

    Now tell me what the average house price as a proportion of salary is in 2022.

    …I’ll wait

  10. ShankThatSnitch

    There is a 0% chance that they get to 18%

  11. auscadtravel

    I’d pay 18% for a 3 bed 3 bath house that cost $30,000. Yes let’s go back to 1980 interest and prices!

  12. double-down-town

    It’s not going to happen bro

  13. CappinPeanut

    Housing prices plummet and wealthy people with cash have an opportunity to buy up rental properties while the little guy looking for a home to live in gets screwed as usual.

  14. UltimateTraders

    After I close on 2 properties in about 2 weeks!
    Take them up after!

  15. SaltySwallows

    Can we bring the tax rate back to 91% for the top 1% like 1951?

  16. Cool_Flatworm_741

    Millenials be like “yeah”.. No srsly, there is a bubble

  17. double-down-town

    it’s going 18% is an opinion as much as I think it will not.

  18. SpaceCatVII

    Have to compare mortgage repayments to wages

  19. Throwawaystartover

    “Hurrdurr but we can just refinance”

  20. RigoDG

    The 80s when Al Bundy could afford a two story house working at a women’s shoe store

  21. suggestiondude

    18% of 100k was $18k, a lot, but it was on a hundred thousand dollar house over a 20-30 year period and the houses became worth millions.

    I’m looking at selling a condo for $700k ($150k less than last year and buying a house but not paying $80k a year interest on $500k. Who the fuck is buying now?

  22. Adorable-Storm-3143

    My first mortgage was 8.25 percent. Literally parents, grandparents and uncles were calling me on the phone to congratulate me. My current rate is 2.375% on a 15 year mortgage. I feel like I stole this money now.

  23. gotobedhungry

    Jimmy Carter 2.0

  24. Greenzombie04

    So at 18% your just getting a house if you have cash?

  25. Revolutionary-Tie911

    Clickbait posts

  26. MerDoc88

    Start working on your memes showing Vans going to the moon because that’s what people are going to be living in now.

  27. double-down-town

    Nah bra

  28. make_more_1013

    I’m thinking about those 10000 properties… Booom Bros a lot today. That is going to cause a whooollleee lot of shit

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