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The Federal Reserves latest report on the U.S. housing market indicates its advocacy for the bundling and selling of government-owned foreclosed homes to investors who can then convert the homes into rental properties. The report notes that the market is not expected to improve and that interest in rentals will continue to increase, thereby opening the door to a government investment opportunity. Some critics believe, however, that the ulterior motive here is to neutralize an area (rental costs) that accounts the for the Feds core inflation rate by placing more rentals on the market, thereby providing more room to print money in the event of a new fiscal emergency. For more on this continue reading the following article from Tim Iacono.
The Federal Reserves new white paper about the U.S. housing market released just yesterday The U.S.