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A 50-year mortgage sounds like a solution to high home prices, but it does the opposite. When you take an already inflated housing market and stretch the amortization period even further, you create more demand without creating more supply. That is exactly how you make prices go up, not down.

For decades, federal lending programs and long amortizations have pushed home prices far above everything else in the economy. A 30-year mortgage was already extreme. A 50-year mortgage simply pours gas on the fire and makes ownership even harder for the average buyer.

If you want to understand why extending mortgage terms makes housing less affordable, this video breaks it down in plain English.
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Why 50 Year Mortgages Are a Terrible Idea

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