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For more classes visit<br>www.snaptutorial.com<br> <br>Scenario #1: If the mortgage rate rises from 5% to 10%, yet the appreciation of houses that consumers buy rises from 2% to 9%, would you be more likely or less likely to buy a house as an investor?<br>Scenario #2: If interest were able to be deducted from income, how would that influence your decision in Scenario 1?<br>Scenario #3: In the case of Scenario 2, if taxes on the property were fully deductible from income earned, how would this influence your decision from Scenario 1?<br>
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