The upshot of the last housing bubble

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On December 19th, Bloomberg reported that large-scale capital investment funds are buying up foreclosed homes and renting them out.

Connect the dots:

The Fed stopped reporting M3 a ways back, but according to a number of sources the money supply is approximately $3 to 4 trillion less than it was in 2008. This is by design. Creating depressions and recessions is one way the central bankers steal wealth created by others. It’s like a game of musical chairs: Take huge amounts of green pieces of paper out of circulation and you guarantee joblessness, bankruptcies, and foreclosures, which in turn enables you to steal the collateralized assets.

The interest rates must stay low to keep the interest rate swaps house-of-cards from collapsing, so they must make it nearly impossible to get a loan.

Rentals make sense, because no one can buy and it allows the criminals at the top to keep everyone in fear and kick them out whenever they want, without having to break the law with MERS, robo signings, mortgage rate fraud, etc.

Robert Bows
Colorado Public Banking

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