Many of those real estate buyers aren’t your everyday bargain-hunters. They’re Wall Street and international investors. While the fast money is boosting the housing market, it also poses risks in a key sector of the economy that is just getting back on its feet, writes CBS News.
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0 minute readInvestors may be tainting the housing recovery
February 28, 2013, 4:02pm
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