Banks are over leveraging again. Pretty much exceeding their capital as to what they have on their balance sheets. In order to compensate, they have to make more loans and they're bottom feeding for more approvals.
Desperate millenials are driving the prices down in order to become first time buyers and banks are capitalizing on the FOMO (Fear of missing out).
For you, the consumer, you can EASILY get approved right now for a loan because the banks, don't care about anything but the short term gain.
But make no mistake, when that interest rate kicks back in or that teaser rate runs out and you default, you will lose that property or pay an exorbitant amount to keep it.
So is the best time to purchase a property? Initially yes but in the long term, absolutely not, unless you can handle the stress that'll come when this bubble pops.
But if you don't have the capital to ride the waves, (which most people don't), i'd cool out for a bit and let it pass.
Peace BROTHER,
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YOU ARE ABSOLUTELY WRONG!
THE ENTIRE IDEA OF A FIAT BANKING SYSTEM SET THIS IN MODE BEFORE YOU OR I WERE BORN.
HAVE SOMEONE OTHER THAN YOUR GOVERNMENT CONTROL THE MONETARY SYSTEM IS JUST ADDED FUEL ON THE FIRE.
ALL THOSE QUARTERS/YEARS OF QUANTITATIVE EASING WERE A FUEL SOURCE AND O2 ON AN ECONOMIC INFERNO.
THIS HAS HAPPEN ALL DOWN THROUGH HISTORY FIAT MONETARY SYSTEM ALL SELF DESTRUCT, BECAUSE OF THE UN-RE-PAYABLE DEBT.