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David Min, Part 3 – Housing’s Recovery… Fact or Fiction? A Mandelman Matters Podcast

Written on 22 Feb, 2013 at 7:39

David Min, Part 3 - Housing's Recovery... Fact or Fiction? A Mandelman Matters Podcast

We've lost more than five million homes to foreclosure since 2008, and according to all published data at the end of 2012, we've got millions more seriously delinquent or at risk... but somehow housing is defying all laws of economics... (Continue reading)

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