Comments by "Matthew Loutner" (@Matthew_Loutner) on "FOX59 News" channel.

  1. When mortgages rates go up and down it makes the house prices go up and down. Low rates result in higher house prices. High rates result in lower house prices. Notwithstanding, of course, that houses generally rise year to year with inflation.
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  2.  @cardozoinator  It sounds to me that you are answering without knowing what you are talking about: "When rates BROKE above 5% in the early 1970s, it began a sharp steep rise in rates coupled with inflation. The same was true in during the unstable 1790s and for a short time leading up to 1860. Rates didn’t break much above 5% in 1920; they stayed between 4% and 5% during the Roaring ’20s only to sharply decline during the Great Depression." CNBC I could go back and manually do an average from 1920 forward, but I think I think this makes my point.
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  3. If people took responsibility for what they do, we would not need adoptions.
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  4. It is not about "life" -- it is about murder.
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  5. I think 7% is too high. I see 4.5% as an average rate.
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  6. ​ @BufordDuckworth I have read Marx. The part about having no marriages and all women are shared community property has possibilities . . .
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  7.  @4NickAder  Conservatives do not murder babies -- doctors do.
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  8. Wait! The faculty "chastised" the administration??? WHO is working for WHOM??? 😅😂🤣😅😂🤣😅😂🤣
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  9. If half of the people cannot afford their payments, how did they borrow money from their friends and neighbors?
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  10. 65% of American households own their home.
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  11. Chickens are upside down. 🐣
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  12. So if you repeal the second amendment moron you would have 22 dead instead of 3.
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  13. The second amendment cannot be repealed because gun ownership is a God-given right.
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  14. My step-dad has a home equity line of credit and when he needs a hundred, he stops by the bank and gets it. That is less permanent that a reverse mortgage. And I think it helps you on the amount of interest you will pay.
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  15. I bought a house in 1980. The interest was 12.5%. It was around that time that they invented variable rate mortgages to help people get into a house.
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  16.  @cardozoinator  Actually everyone who has to pay a mortgage cares that interest rates were below 5% a hundred years ago. And we all think 7% is too high (as I said in my first comment).
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  17.  @cardozoinator  Boy you have a hateful attitude. Did your mother die when you were an infant?
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  18. What about Stephen Hawking? 🤷‍♀️ Abort him? 🤷‍♂️
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  19. I didn't.
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