Housing Bubble Update

Strategic Investment with Dan Denning

Dan Denning, Strategic Investment: The Hidden Drop in Home Prices Will Shock Owners 
(They don't know about it yet, but they'll soon find out!)
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While the sticker price goes up, up, up in most cities, home prices are going down in reality. It's only the beginning. Here's how you can protect yourself from the biggest one-year loss of wealth in world history…

Dear Reader,

I just heard a realtor's ad on the radio. She urged buyers to come on in. "I can get you twice as much house for about the same monthly payment you're making now."

Housing Bubble Update: A Change Is Coming

What is this, Sam's Club? Since when do you get twice as much house for the same dollars - and still claim the house is worth more than it was a couple of years ago?

But it's happening. The house that was worth $100,000 a few years ago now sells for $200,000 - but the monthly payment is the same! The seller's happy. He doubled his money. The buyer's happy. The realtor's happy, everybody's happy.

Dan Denning, Strategic Investment: When you pay less and get more in real life, it's called discounting

And it's going on all over the country. For the time being, these deep discounts are hidden by creative financing and shady lenders.

But they won't stay hidden much longer. Please understand, the "sticker price" on a house these days doesn't mean any more than the sticker price on a car. Nobody actually pays it. The figure on the contract is a fiction. I mean, the number the realtor and the lender say is the selling price. In the next few pages, you'll find exactly what I mean, and how bad things really are. The sad truth is…

 Dan Denning, Strategic Investment: Your house is worth less than you think

In fact, your house is probably losing value and you don't even know it. The truth is being hidden from you. In a few months, it will be official and everyone will have to face it.

We're near the top of the housing bubble. It's a rerun of the stock market bubble of the late 1990s. But this time the hangover is going to be much, much worse. In early 2000, the Nasdaq was over 5,100. It went on to lose 80% of its value. Companies like Enron and WorldCom became worthless. The Nasdaq is still 60% below its all-time high. It never came back.

My readers had the chance to make money when the dot-com bubble imploded, and we plan to give you another opportunity to make money when this bubble pops, too

And if you think it can't happen to real estate, think again. Things have changed.

 Dan Denning, Strategic Investment: Real estate can now go
u
p and down like paper assets

Few people know it yet, but they're about to find out. The same financial manipulations that enable people to buy "twice the house for the same payment" will go into reverse. In the next few pages, you're going to discover changes in the housing market most people know nothing about. If you know what's going on, you can protect yourself. If you don't, you're in terrible danger.

Housing Bubble Update: Free ReportMy name is Dan Denning, and I'm the editor of Strategic Investment. Since we first began publishing in 1985, we've accurately called the most important events of our time. Some of our predictions - like the fall of the Soviet Union and the crash in Japan - seemed totally impossible when we first told people what was coming.

But readers who listened to us not only saw a lot of fast gains, but also avoided a lot of grief.

I've prepared a FREE Special Report for you that details five investments set to go up when housing values go down. In a moment, I'll tell you more about the specific steps you need to take. 

And let me say right now, I don't urge you to sell your house and cash out. You can stay put, and even make a 700%, gain with my recommendations. But you need to protect yourself, and you need to do it NOW. When home prices crash…

 In this country like a punch in the gut.  It's going to hit every homeowner

America's reckless lending institutions have exposed each and every one of us to a loss of $50,000 to $400,000, depending on how much equity you have in your home.

The boom is already stalling out. Nationwide, the median price of a new home is actually lower than a year ago. In fact, we're seeing the largest year-over-year decline in median selling prices since 1991!

You need to act quickly, because the whole scam is starting to come unglued. In California, it takes twice as long to sell a house than it did a year ago.

 Dan Denning, Strategic Investment: Shocked homeowners learn
Their homes were overappraised!

Folks who refinanced a year or two ago are finding out their homes are worth less than the appraised value! All over the country, appraisals have been inflated by lenders eager to make loans and real estate agents eager to close the deal whatever it takes.

Here's a prediction for you: The appraisal scandal will explode soon in the mainstream media. When this mess falls apart, you're going to discover how lenders and real estate agents have pressured appraisers to overvalue homes. The lawyers will be busy!

Already, some homeowners are learning the terrible truth. Their homes are worth less than they thought! But they still owe every penny they borrowed. In some of the hottest real estate markets, there are five times as many unsold homes as there were a year ago.

 Beneath the real estate market
 The hidden prop

To keep the party going the last few years, banks have loaned money to millions of people who have no business buying a house. These unqualified borrowers have been the secret props beneath the housing boom.

And it's easy to spot who they are: They finance their purchases with an interest-only mortgage or an adjustable-rate mortgage (ARM). The interest rate and the monthly payment are lower than those on a standard fixed-rate mortgage. Otherwise, these people wouldn't qualify for the big loans.

That's how you buy twice the house for the same monthly payment.

As recently as 2001, almost no one used this kind of questionable financing. The idea of an interest-only mortgage would have gotten a laugh. Now up to half of all buyers use them.

It gets worse. In many cases, lenders assume the buyers can devote 30% or even 40% of their income to house payments. That's with current low interest rates. When rates go up, the monthly payment can go up as much as 40%!

Plus, they have to start paying principal back at some point. The loan doesn't stay "interest-only" forever!

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 Protect yourself now

My readers already show gains of 50%, 71%, 60%, and 46% on investments I told them to make BEFORE the crisis unfolds. Think of how much you can make when the full disaster hits - when millions of homeowners wake up to how much money they've lost!

I plan to give you the chance to MAKE MONEY by the ton while most people are losing it. That's the whole point of my FREE SPECIAL REPORT, The U.S. Housing Market Collapse of 2005-2006: 5 Ways You Can Survive the Greatest Market Collapse of Your Lifetime.

My No. 1 Pick is the asset everyone will rush to buy when housing prices crash. We've already seen gains of 60%, but we're hanging on for more!

And we owe our gains to the mistakes of America's credit industry. The bad-credit-risk market has exploded. These deadbeats-in-the-making are now the driving force behind the whole real estate boom.

Dan Denning, Strategic Investment: Anyone who can breathe can get
a mortgage - for 100% of value!

  • In many cases, they don't put down a cent of their own money. 42% of all first-time buyers put down nothing. More than two-thirds put down almost nothing
  • They don't pay back a dime of principal. One-third of all mortgages are now interest only. In California, about half of all mortgages are interest-only. In the Bay Area, make that two-thirds
  • Thanks to easy terms, the payments on the new place are lower than on the buyer's previous home…for the time being
  • Buyers can even skip part of a monthly payment and add the difference to their debt. It's called "negative amortization"
  • More than a third of all home sales involve second homes - usually speculations. Florida is packed with condos that no one lives in - up to 40% of home sales in some markets.

The bubble people even form real estate investment clubs. On CNBC, a club member gushed, "I am using negative amortization loans, and yes, it adds $10,000 to my loan, but the properties are appreciating $100,000-150,000."

It's just like the stock market bubble, only worse

Housing Bubble Update: 585% Gain

What's happening is that home buyers and sellers are trading pieces of paper that say some house is worth, let's say, $450,000.

But nobody's bank account or paycheck is taking a hit to pay those prices. No one is working longer hours to repay the vast new debts. It's a fool's paradise - until interest rates go up, principal payments come due, and prices start to tumble.

  Defaults will rock the lenders

We're talking about borrowers who spend every dime and live from paycheck to paycheck. They never save a penny. Worse yet, they've loaded up on credit card debt as well as mortgage debt.Their adjustable house payment will go up like crazy at the very same time their house goes down in value. Do you think they're going to tough it out and continue to make those payments? Don't count on it. Most of them couldn't do it if they tried. In fact, millions will lose their jobs as the economy turns down.

Forty percent of the new jobs in this country in the last few years have been housing related. Those jobs will go "poof!"

Look for a huge, huge wave of defaults. Desperate homeowners will load up the furniture, hand the keys to the lender and drive away. What's more, they'll do it by the millions, bringing down the world's biggest financial institutions and crashing the stock market while they're at it.

Dan Denning, Strategic Investment: I'm talking about a nationwide catastrophe

Even if you have no debt and you've lived in your house for 30 years, the end of the housing bubble can devastate you if you don't take the right steps.

"In recent years, the housing industry has bent over backward to allow people…to buy houses they couldn't previously afford. Now the bill is coming due." -The Wall Street Journal

MONEY magazine says home prices are going up five times as fast as personal income. "In fact, the market could not have run this far if not for the proliferation of interest-only mortgages, which make it possible for people to purchase more home than they could otherwise afford."

"Get out now, because house prices on the urban coasts have peaked. That's the consensus of experts, based on ratios such as house prices to local incomes…Rising interest rates have started to put the breaks on house appreciation. The number of 'for sale' signs in California is exploding like spring pollen." -Forbes

Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac are the giant mortgage lenders behind $4 trillion of housing loans. These institutions are guilty of manipulations that make the folks at Enron look like a bunch of Boy Scouts. They've cooked their books, concealed huge losses, paid off politicians, and lied to investors every which way from Sunday.

These giant lenders are in no position to weather even a small downturn. But the downturn has already started, and it's NOT going to be small.

When these big companies fail, it will rock financial markets. Interest rates will soar.

Dan Denning, Strategic Investment: Enron times 1,000

The main difference between these scandals and Enron is SIZE. The wealth that will go down the tubes this time is thousands of times greater. Every single investor, homeowner, and government in the world will feel the shock.

Housing Bubble Update: Free Report

Home buying will dry up because borrowers can't get financing. And anyway, who wants to buy a house that's losing value? Wait six months and you can get it cheaper, people will figure.

The downward spiral can't stop once people stop believing that real estate always goes up.

 Government report conveniently disappears

The giant mortgage lenders and their cronies in the government are scrambling like crazy to cover up the mess.

A federal official was forced to resign for telling his superiors what I'm telling you now. True story! I call his revelations "the missing report," because it vanished the very next day from its Internet site, and the author went looking for a new job.

The mainstream press overlooked "the missing report." But my readers heard all about it.

The CEOs of America's most powerful lending institutions blasted his report as a "doomsday scenario…so speculative, it's just incredible to us."

Last December, that bureaucrat was proven right, and some of those big shots were forced to resign in disgrace. The news media found out what my readers knew long before: The multi-trillion-dollar mortgage lenders - Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac - are a house of cards.

Accounting tricks and outright lies were hiding a cancer. Fat paychecks and bonuses flowed to executives who hit their goals by manipulating earnings. It really is Enron times a thousand.

Dan Denning, Strategic Investment: Incredibly, the coverup goes on!

After the head of Fannie Mae resigned, the bad publicity prompted a lot of talk about cleaning up the mess.

It never happened. We're told it will be the last half of 2006 before Fannie Mae clears up its accounting problems and tells investors how much it really earned these last few years. It's an H-bomb waiting to go off. These frauds and charlatans extended their tentacles into three out of every five American homes. Like drug dealers hanging around a schoolyard, they not only pushed easy credit on consumers, but got hooked on their own junk.

Where do you think they got the money they loaned to homebuyers? They borrowed it! Everywhere from China to Europe.

That's right. Foreigners loaned billions to Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac. Then Fannie and Freddie handed the money out to shaky buyers of overvalued homes. 

 Financial manipulation
has put your future at risk

Thanks to financial manipulations, Americans have less equity and the banks own a higher percentage of the nation's houses than ever before in history. Urged on by the credit junkies, they refinanced and borrowed all the equity out of their homes or bought new homes way beyond their means.

Housing Bubble Update: Bought and Sold

Americans owe $7 trillion on their homes - twice as much as 10 years ago. But our incomes - our ability to pay - have gone up by a fraction of that amount.

It's painfully clear a lot of that $7 trillion will never be paid back. And the biggest lenders on the planet are going down.

The credit industry has exposed each and every one of us to a loss of $50,000-400,000, depending on how much equity you have in your home.

Imagine what it's going to be like when the shock hits every resident of every town in the United States.

How could this happen? Government regulators were like the three monkeys - see no evil, hear no evil, speak no evil - because Bush and Greenspan were dealing with the aftermath of the stock market bubble. They were staring at a potential Great Depression, so they kept the money pump going. They decided to create another bubble and worry about the consequences later.

Guess what?: "Later" just arrived.

You must act now - time is running out

A lot has happened since we sounded the first warning. The events we predicted more than two years ago are unfolding in each day's headlines.

We're a lot closer to the pending disaster. It could be a matter of weeks, because one surprise after another is hitting the financial markets. The oil crisis has put even more pressure on overextended consumer budgets. There could be a sudden crash.

It's urgent for you to send for my FREE Special Report and get started on the five specific ways to protect yourself.

Everyone who fails to take the steps in my new report will soon be blindsided by forces they probably don't understand.

 Dan Denning, Strategic Investment: You're probably 10 years out of date - The rules for owning a home have changed

Everybody, including me, looks at a home as an investment. There's nothing wrong with that. Home values have gone up for decades, and most of us have made good money.

From time to time, local bubbles have deflated in go-go markets like Southern California, but most of the time, we've all done just fine.

This time it's different. There's been a basic long-term change in the housing market. Very few people know about it. Now most of them will find out the hard way.

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Meet the Chinese guy
who owns your house

Thirty years ago, if you wanted to buy a house, you borrowed the money from a local bank or savings and loan. The lending officer probably had a home of his own in your community. The money he loaned you was probably the savings of people in your hometown.

No more. The mortgage business is now like the stock market. Your bank's home office is probably on the other side of the country. The money you borrow probably came from China, Japan, or Europe - because Americans don't save much anymore. They borrow and buy, buy, buy.

Your mortgage is bundled up with hundreds of other mortgages into a bond, and it trades like one. It may change hands several times a year. Whom do you owe the money to this week? Good question.

Housing Bubble Update: Don't Be Fooled

Houses can now fluctuate like stocks

In other words, a house now resembles a hot, tradable security whose value can go up and down like Intel or Google stocks. Or like General Motors bonds, which have sunk to junk status.

You're right to think of your house as an investment. But you may not know it can go up or down overnight. We're soon going to see that home values are amazingly sensitive to small changes in interest rates. You are at the mercy of investors' moods in faraway places.

As long as houses continue to go up, everything still seems normal. In fact, it seems better than ever. Don't be fooled. Get prepared for the worst.

Your FREE Special Report, The U.S. Housing Market Collapse of 2005-2006, reveals five specific, low-risk ways to protect yourself…and profit!

Five ways you'll know the crisis has hit

  1. The pool of qualifying homebuyers will shrink 40% if interest rates notch up just a fraction. You'll see the effects fast as houses sit on the market and prices fall.
  2. Even borrowers who still qualify will be able to buy "less house." The couple who can borrow $195,000 today will be able to borrow only $159,000.
  3. Soaring interest rates will push up monthly payments on adjustable-rate mortgages by 50%. Unable to pay, homeowners will default.
  4. Seeing their homes fall in value, consumers will pull back on spending - and they'll pull back hard. Studies show they cut back twice as much for a dollar loss in home values as they do for the same loss in the stock market. After the dot-com bust, people went on spending. They won't this time.
  5. Corporate profits will plummet along with consumer spending. Investors will dump stocks.

Realizing the party is over, every investor in the world will try to get out at once. Houses will lead the way down. Stocks will follow really fast. How can we be so sure?

Housing Bubble Update: Phew!

Compared to their usual double talk, Federal Reserve officials have been saying things lately that sound downright CLEAR. What's going on?

Fed chairman Alan Greenspan warned if you don't realize interest rates are going up, then you must WANT to lose money. Fed governor Ed Gramlich got in some trouble when he worried out loud, "It's certainly possible it's a bubble."

 Phew! These guys are never that blunt.

Their language leaves no doubt about their own fear and alarm. The president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta told a meeting of top real estate honchos that he was warning his own son - a real estate developer - to brace for higher rates.

"I think, at least I hope, Mike understands that, as rates move back to more typical levels at some point, some part of his business may be vulnerable - that part induced by temporarily low rates alone."

He said that low rates were a temporary response to an economic emergency after the stock market bust and Sept. 11. He said it would be a mistake to incorporate them into long-term planning. Too bad, 'cause that's what everyone has done. Cheap money is soooo nice.

 Fed frantically tries to unwind the new bubble

The Fed is inching up interest rates oh-so-slowly while warning everyone to get their house in order. They hope the country can ease itself down from the credit high - without a bust. No chance. They're way too late.

The chief economist at American Express Bank says to look for a 5-10% fall in home prices nationwide and 10-20% in high-price areas like California and New England.

"Stock prices would likely be falling too," he added, "so that the economy would face a double dose of asset price effects adding up to a much more lethal mixture than in the aftermath of the stock market bust…Hence it is probable that prices would not return to their peak levels for 15 years or more…this is what disappointed investors call a 'very long-term investment,' or, in other words, a mistake!"

 Twice the impact of the stock market bust

The International Monetary Fund says falling home prices have TWICE THE IMPACT ON CONSUMER SPENDING as falling stock prices. Consumers pull back like crazy.And if that isn't enough, Yale professor Robert Shiller is back. He wrote a book called Irrational Exuberance in 1999 predicting the collapse of the stock market bubble. Now his new book predicts the same fate for real estate.

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My readers have already made huge profits on this Big Trend, but the fun has just begun. Let me give you an idea of what's in store. Chinese oil consumption went up over 30% last year, and it's going to go up 30% again this year.

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This is a model of the kind of big-trend investing we do so well, if I say so myself. Just look at the facts. Each South Korean consumed 16 barrels of oil in 1990, up from ONE BARREL in 1965. The Japanese went from one barrel to 17 barrels a person. China is at 1.7 barrels today. Where do you think that's going?

This is not hard to see. Get on board and profit!

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Do you see? You don't have to sit there and be a victim of the ominous trends in the United States. You don't have to worry whether Greenspan is going to raise interest rates 2% and knock 20% off the value of your house.

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China is on track to become the world's most powerful economy in just a few decades. Not exactly news, although it was news years ago when we first predicted it.

But here's a surprise: CHINESE COMPANIES WILL NOT BE THE BEST WAY TO PROFIT.

In fact, China is headed for an economic disaster short term, although it will recover and resume its march to the top. I checked things out during a three-month investment research mission in Asia. What I found there is totally different from the China story you see in the mainstream press - and deeply shocking.

No joke and no guesswork here - the signs are very clear. You just don't see them unless you go there yourself and talk to high-level intelligence sources like I did. It's going to roil investment markets like you won't believe.

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Frankly, that's not the problem I'm worried about. The problem I'm worried about is that the housing crisis will begin to unfold BEFORE you act on the five immediate recommendations in the 16-page U.S. Housing Market Collapse of 2005-2006.

It's that urgent. So I beg of you to click here and start to protect yourself NOW.

Sincerely,


Daniel Denning

Senior Editor, Strategic Investment

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