if you think money supply inflation will continue unabated, it's unlikely that housing will have a long-term reprice downwards.  that's what I mean when I say bitcoiners should be relatively happy to take on nominal debts.  If you think currency will keep getting debased, nominal debt will just keep shrinking in real value terms


SimpleStacker

"In fact, a 50-year fixed rate mortgage (assuming it's fixed rate) probably wouldn't exist in the free-market without some sort of government backing."

And you are right, this is a good trade IF you are OK with the risk of a structural housing re-price down.  In that case, u might be fucked (devil will be in the details of the note developed for such a  product).

econ

Rant: If you think 50 year mortgages is debt slavery, you don't understand money

"In fact, a 50-year fixed rate mortgage (assuming it's fixed rate) probably wouldn't exist in the free-market without some sort of government backing."

- No chance in hell there would be one.  That's the same story for the 30-yr fixed, we currently have a nationalized mortgage scheme that started out quasi-private 50+ years ago but never was a product available in the wild (and still is not except in the US).

And you are right, this is a good trade IF you are OK with the risk of a structural housing re-price down.  In that case, u might be fucked (devil will be in the details of the note developed for such a  product).