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Meanwhile, for those 75 and older, the percentage with a mortgage or other housing loan was 24%, up from 7% in 1992.
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True, spending on new houses fell sharply again in July, but mortgage rates have been cut by the government's Housing Loan Corporation, and the government is considering reducing real-estate taxes and relaxing regulatory measures such as limits on the height of houses.
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Easy loan money fuels tuition increases just as the easy availability of mortgage money boosts housing prices.
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Lenders thought they could make money on a loan even if the consumer could not pay back that loan, either by banking on rising housing prices or by off-loading the mortgage into the secondary market.
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The housing affordability index (HAI) measures whether a family earning a median income could qualify for a mortgage loan on a median-priced, single-family home.
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