The banksters feel they are winning. They will soon own all the properties. Instead, they are losing everything.

source The odds on my brother selling his apartment were 36.98% and yes he got lucky even if it was 20% below the asking price. This morning my brother received an offer for his flat and he had no choice,

Housing has been a well known investment for quite some time. And so, most people believe it will continue being so.

House prices are sky high, because banksters. There is a lack of housing, because banksters There is inflation, because banksters…

Mortgages are so evil, that they should land banksters behind bars for even suggestion such a one sided contract.

While trying to control everything, the banksters lose everything.

lump it all into one maybe

The banksters are making it harder, or impossible to own a house. With mortgage requirements increasing and insurance skyrocketing.

Mortgages allowed people to bid more and more for the same house. Thus, using up all the spare money.

This isn't a 2008 market collapse. This is a complete change of how we handle housing.

Mortgages create money out of thin air, and when paid back, the money goes poof. Your payment is money going away.

And this is by design. The shell game has to keep moving or the banks collapse. The Fed is deliberately slowing the game down.

Mortgages are evil. Fractional Reserve Lending is evil. And this housing crash is because of this, and will expsose the fraud.

So, if you want to get a mortgage to buy a house, you better do so soon. I suggest you don't.

The suburban home price is going to drop and drop. Banks are going to drop like flies. There will be no more mortgages

What does deflation actually mean? Deflation actually equals bank destruction. Be prepared.

Your house is not an asset. It is the place where you live. Suburban house prices will drop to zero.

The housing market is already set to collapse, but what happens when you add on top of this, no new mortgages?

So I approached my old mortgage broker to remortgage a few days back and he told me that HSBC had the best deal on offer - I was after a 3 year fixed on a 6 year term, and their rate was around 5.5% which

Around 20 million people aged over 20 in Britain have an outstanding mortgage, that's 1/3rd of adults in the UK and half of 30-50 year olds. And with the Bank of England interest rates going up to 5% today,