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		<title>By: Why Too Many Foreclosures Can Lead to Devastation</title>
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		<dc:creator>Why Too Many Foreclosures Can Lead to Devastation</dc:creator>
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		<description>[...] by Florence Foote on February 16, 2010   Recently, I wrote about the path of progress and why one should consider investing in areas that will benefit from, for instance, the building of new rail lines which reduce commuting time and increase the quality of life for those who have access to such facilities compared to those who do not. As most people instinctively understand, real estate appreciation is always driven by the familiar factors of supply and demand. A favorite resource of mine is the book “Equity Happens” (aff.) written by real estate experts Robert Helms and Russel Gray. [...]</description>
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