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The Huffington Post recently reported:

The debate over the future of the program comes amid uncertainties about whether the budding recovery can be sustained once government supports are removed. At the December meeting, Fed policymakers decided not to make any changes to the program. At their September meeting, they opted to slow the pace of the purchases, wrapping them up by the end of March, rather than the end of 2009.

What does this mean to home buyers?   It means that the days of historically low interest rates are limited.

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Right now we cannot say how long interest rates will remain historically low. This is dependent upon the US economy and how much longer it remains in recession. As soon as economy recovers and inflation returns, interest rates will to rise quite quickly.

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