what brings about property price crashes? is there any chance of this happening?
Tuesday, May 11th, 2010 at
11:37 pm
if there was a house price crash would rental prices also be affected? i am looking to get a buy-to-let mortgage, how much should i borrow if i have £200,000 cash?
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Nachfrage und supply.to viele Häuser für Verkauf aus welchem Grund auch immer und niemand, der them.the kaufen wünscht Mietmarkt, würden fördern, da mehr Leute anstelle von buying.i don' mieten würden; t denken, dass dieses auf einer großen Skala geschieht, da die Wirtschaft verhältnismäßig Stall und nicht abhängig von den wilden Fluktuationen vom überfälligen zu ständig steigenden Zinssätzen ist
The last price crash was caused by ultra-high Interest rates.
This led to borrowers defaulting on their loans – the banks & Buliding Societies then repossessed the houses and sold them off ‘cheap’ …
It is highly unlikely that house pricre ‘crash’ would have much impact on rental prices – Rental prices are driven by supply & demand – in fact rental prices might go up as ‘buy to let’ owners get out of the market (and sell to first time buyers) resulting in the stock of rental properties dropping, whilst at the same time home owners who have been repossessed end up looking for some-where to rent…