| 10 June 2010
A daily dose of headlines for real estate agents, mortgage lenders and consumers.| Obama slept here, you can too The New York Times: The president’s former pad — which he shared with a roommate in 1981 when he was a junior at Columbia University — is for rent, asking $1,900. | Housing's double dip CNBC: While temporary tax credits succeeded in lifting buyer psychology temporarily, they essentially shifted demand forward without having a lasting impact on purchase behavior. |
| Profit on your home's price -- even if it's falling Forbes: Let's look at a few ways to trade real estate as a diversification method for your investments, and protect yourself against losses. | Our houses, our selves The Atlantic: A new crop of books suggests that for women, obsession with real estate is replacing obsession with love and marriage. |
| Will the homebuyer tax credit help? Forbes: Don't let appearances fool you. Gains in new home sales were likely due to last-minute bargain-hunters scrambling to take advantage of a federal tax credit. | Time for the mortgage industry to get social Housing Wire: If you want those satisfied customers referring you to their friends and family, there’s no easier way to do that than social media. |
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