Stocks today have jumped on news that the Fed will help banks remove bad as setts from their books which should help credit to get a little looser. Last week the Government issued a better than expected housing report and last month surprised many with an increase in sales.

Something is strikingly clear and should be the mantra for anyone in real estate sales. The Fed is printing money up like a newspaper. To the tune of 3 Trillion bucks last I counted. (there is a visual for ya). With all the cash floating around we can be certain that there is a pretty good chance that we will see 70′s style inflation in a couple years. That means that the buyers who buy now where money is almost free to borrow(big if is can one qualify I know but the above news hopefully should help) and prices are super affordable will benefit the most. Because those holding real estate in the next two years might just see the most meteoric rise in home prices that we have ever experienced.

And this a recent Press Release from Move.com states that 23% of Americans plan to move soon! Has there ever been a more favorable time to buy a home in this lifetime?

The American Dream of white picket fences remains intact despite economic conditions. 23% of Americans plan to buy a home in the next five years with half of them making a move in the next two years, according to a new survey commissioned by Move, Inc., the leader in online real estate and best known for Move.com and Realtor.com.

Notable Findings:

Americans are taking action: From reducing discretionary spending to pay their rent or mortgage to working with lenders to modify their loans, Americans are focused on protecting their assets.

First time home buyers have first mover advantage: Up from 41% (according to NAR research in 2008), 53.5% of those planning to move are first time home buyers. And why not – they can get more for their dollar and take advantage of tax credits from the government. In fact, 18.1% of first time home buyers are looking to move this year to take advantage of Obama’s $8,000 tax credit.

Affordability means bigger dreams: Today’s homeowners like the idea of getting more bang for their buck. When asked about the one thing their dream home would have 38% wanted MORE… more space, more rooms, a bigger yard…

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