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i think the issue is being exposed to RE in the first place. it's hard for a lot of people to buy anything - and those that could end up jumping through hoops to prove serviceability. while credit is there, it ain't easy to get. while houses are becoming more affordable, we're not allowed...

http://www.rba.gov.au/media-releases/2011/mr-11-07.html after today's decision to put rates on hold, the attached press release looks like the next move will be up.

.....all the more reason to invest for yield primary and growth secondary.

If rates go up, so does rent.

...further reinforcing the fact that the RBA are more a reactionary force than a predictory force.

most of the forum have been saying stagflation is here, through one form or another, for the past 6 months. not sure what the point of your tone is....? that's news! and worrysome at that....it's funny how people with credentials that got it right the first time end up going away for a (long)...

I cant wait for the permabear spin on this. Or the permabull, either. Dang....where did I leave that popcorn?