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Welcome to Let's Talk Real Estate at 347-677-1428 or blogtalkradio.com/Kimberly. At Let's Talk Real Estate we empower healthy real estate recovery through; education, communication with resolution, and community support; located in the Dallas Ft. Worth, Texas metroplex. We offer live seminars nationally and online training to housing service providers, homeowners, real estate investors and agents. Please accept our invitation to tune in each Saturday, 10AM CST and Let's Talk Real Estate!! Diverse and intelligent conversation about Real Estate News, politics, and community events, current events, and more !!! If you have an event that you would like for us to announce, you may send it to us. Guest Hosts are welcome, send us an email about you and your services and how it relates to real estate. Our email address is info@gridironrealestate.com. Warmest Thanks for visiting and please don't be a stranger!
Date / Time: 3/18/2009 5:07 PM UTC
Do you know the saying, “ It is hard to see the forest for the trees” ...
That is what seems just like our economy in particularly the housing market, it that no one seems to know where to start. Although our course may be fun and an engaging learning method the current state of our economy is no game. Since late 2006, 338 major lending operations have imploded and 77 FDIC banks and another 30 or more is scheduled to close this year and 10 million more homeowners are likely to face foreclosure. It certainly seems that 2009 is shaping up to be the worst year in real estate since the great depression.
...Whenever, we tell someone they are too close...we follow it up by saying, step back let’s take a look from a different perspective or from all angles an arial view. That’s all that I am teaching, let’s look at this from a different perspective, from all angles, an overview. It is here that a healthy recovery can begin.
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