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Forums » Housing Bubble, Credit Crunch, Sub Prime Meltdown & Real Estate Market » government bailout

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Farril D.

Real Estate Investor
clovis, NM
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Icon_minipost Posted: 04/09/2008 at 03:43PM

I would love to know what percent of troubled loans are because of investors that have to many houses.
And how many are actual home owners that are having troble.
FD4

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