
Does a 50-Year Mortgage Actually Help Homebuyers? (Let’s Do the Math)
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The 50-year mortgage is being hyped as a way to make homes more “affordable" according to President Trump. Join Caleb Guilliams to walk through the numbers, the opportunity cost, and why extending mortgages doesn’t actually solve the affordability crisis, while also explaining the two scenarios where it might help. Analyze the math, the risk, and the long-term impact on housing prices.
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