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		<title>NEW FORECLOSURE RUMBLINGS</title>
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<p>On Monday, I spoke with an colleague who is involved with the Wachovia asset management team.  He expects a new wave of foreclosed properties to hit the market in Q4.  What will that do to the market?  Only time will tell. </p>
<p><strong><em>&#8220;Clearly, there has been a terrific pent up demand for housing and a lot of frustrated buyers out there,&#8221; replies another colleague.</em></strong></p>
<p> Are we finally approaching an equillibrium in the Buyer/Seller arena?  Could this be one of the most &#8220;normal&#8221; markets we&#8217;ve seen for years?  As always, waiting may be a wise choice, but if you see that perfect home, at the right price combined with historiaclly low interest rates, you may want to go for it &#8211; for you may never pass this way again.</p>
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