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Seeing Shadows

‘Shadow Inventory’ Worries May Prove Fleeting

B&T Investigation Shows Banks Buying Fewer Foreclosures, Selling More


By Colleen M. Sullivan

Banker & Tradesman Staff Writer

Much has been made in recent months of the so-called “shadow inventory,” a huge pool of bank-owned properties yet to reach market, whose re-emergence in the coming year could help pin down prices and keep the housing market crying uncle.

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