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ADVERTISEMENT Short Sales predicted to rise by 50%. Federal and mortgage industry officials search ways to get distressed homeowners out of their homes without forcing a messy and expensive foreclosure. Experts discuss how to profitably seize the vast upside ? ...Continued TODAY'S TOP STORIES = Premium Member News- Join Now » Monday, April 26, 2010 Let's assist distressed owners, small business By INMAN NEWS The Obama administration is gathering public opinion on how to improve the housing finance system, including the operations of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac and the federal government's role in the system. The Treasury Department released questions last week seeking comment from the public, and Inman News asked real estate professionals to weigh in on some of these questions. More » A plan to change government from the inside About Us: People in Real Estate Protect financial future with larger reserves Preventing another crisis 5 secrets to writing a blog post in 15 minutes From Future of Real Estate Marketing OTHER TOP STORIES When to overprice a real estate listing Read between the lines in Wall Street's script Brokers, builders win with sales surge Agents: Consider the benefits of employment Overcome fears of overpaying for real estate Revisit the house of the future Latest News »	ADVERTISEMENT Brokers/Owners: Free webinar! Wednesday April 28th, 10 AM (PDT) Internet Marketing for Brokers: Converting Online Traffic Into Sales (Sponsored by: Market Leader). In this webinar, you will learn the valuable tips and techniques you need to master for your brokerage to thrive on the Internet. Register today! NOTABLE QUOTE "At some point, the federal government needs to move into a debt-insuring role and no longer be the main provider of financing for housing. The market needs to be able to support itself regardless of what that means to the economy." --Judson Voss MOST COMMENTS 8 reasons we need independent contractors How to be a 'Brand New Broker' When social media is bad for business
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