That's not newsworthy - it happens every time no matter who or what causes the fall.The sell off happened with FDR as well, it really tanked when he took officeObama's campaign was Pure FDR, I think his timing is Herbert Hoover thoughWe shall see.Clinton took office in the tail end of one of these.

Bottom line, it is a whole marketing campaign that you must be on all the time...

_Roosevelt In his acceptance speech, Roosevelt declared: “ Throughout the nation men and women, forgotten in the political philosophy of the Government, look to us here for guidance and ***for more equitable opportunity to share in the distribution of national wealth***… I pledge you, I pledge myself to a new deal for the American people… This is more than a political campaign.

However, throw in some of that guru style letter campaign marketing; an ad in the newspaper; some fuel to drive to look at some of the properties; entity maintenance; legal expenses from time to time; phone expenses; office expenses; etc, etc, etc and that number could be significantly lower.

One month bandit signs will have your phone ringing off the hook, the next month it's your mailing campaign.

You can always try the mailing campaign to find deals too.

This is more than a political campaign.

We also offered options on one occasion (one campaign) to out of state owners.

I will vote for the guy/gal with this campaign promise....My fellow Americans..

I am in an area where the foreclosure list has to be pulled manually, so I thought it would be a good idea to add this to my marketing campaign.