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 <title>Leif Wellington Haase in Perfil.com | &#039;Real Estate Crisis and the End of the American Dream&#039;</title>
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(Perfil.com, translated version)--...Finally, banks can seize the homes in 2007 were initiated 2.2 million procedures, according to RealtyTrac consultancy.  The over-indebted families are expelled, the abandoned houses are degraded and this affects the level of the neighborhood, so the bank must liquidate the property, with lower market prices.  &amp;quot;If there are many vacant houses, at some point this phenomenon occurs,&amp;quot; says Leif Haase, a leader of the research centre New American Foundation, California... LINK to Article 
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