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When Will Home Values ‘Recover’?…Will Home Values Ever Recover? (Video)

Submitted by Tim Harris on November 20, 2009 – 1:30 pmNo Comment | Popularity: 1% [?]

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Worth watching Wall Street Journal interview with well respected Real Estate expert John L. Burns.

Mr. Burns reinforces much of what HREU is predicting for the 2010-2011 housing markets.
For example:

1) FHA is the new ’sub-prime’
2) Without continued government intervention the real estate markets will tank.
3) There will be a ‘W’ shaped recovery…and we are in the first stage of the ‘W’….headed up.

NOTE: Watch the CNBC Video we posted yesterday that revealed many simply stunning housing facts…the number of borrowers in foreclosure or headed that direction is staggering. Here is a quick link to that video…check it out after you have seen this one.

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