60 Minutes: House Of Cards: The Mortgage Mess
Source: http://thestockmasters.com/node/583Posted on Monday, May 26th, 2008 | In Current Market News, Stocks to Watch
Contributed by: Stockmasters Staff (http://www.thestockmasters.com) -
Great story ran on 60 Minutes yesterday about the subprime mess and the ghost town that is becoming Stockton, CA. Thinking of buying a house or a rental house? Be patient Masters, prices will keep falling.
Here’s the link to the story and video from 60 Minutes:
House Of Cards: The Mortgage Mess
60 Minutes Reports On How The Subprime Loan Crisis Is Shaking Markets Worldwide
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