With all the money printing going on there is a very real chance the US at least could experience a bout of hyperinflation.
During Weimar Germany they experienced deflation for two years as the gov`t was printing money like mad. Then, suddenly (within a month) perceptions changed and hyperinflation took over and the rest is history.
This scenario is eerily similar to what is going on in the US.
Question: How do you think hyperinflation would affect real estate prices?
How would landlords be affected if they signed a one-year contract just before hyperinflation hit?
If hyperinflation hit the US, would Canada get hit with it too?
Opinions anyone?
During Weimar Germany they experienced deflation for two years as the gov`t was printing money like mad. Then, suddenly (within a month) perceptions changed and hyperinflation took over and the rest is history.
This scenario is eerily similar to what is going on in the US.
Question: How do you think hyperinflation would affect real estate prices?
How would landlords be affected if they signed a one-year contract just before hyperinflation hit?
If hyperinflation hit the US, would Canada get hit with it too?
Opinions anyone?