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Posted At : March 17, 2008 5:09 PM | Posted By : Administrator
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Holy crap. I left town for 4 days, and apparently my assistant neglected to maintain the world in good working order while I was gone. While I was checking on an investment property on the Puget Sound and downing fresh oysters with my Bainbridge Island Winery Siegerrebe, the economy was teetering on edge.
The Las Vegas real estate recovery train has left the station, and the only thing I can see that could make it derail is a huge downturn in the nation's economy. While I'm hoping the Bear Stearns sale achieves the Fed's goal of containment, my thoughts are with my real estate investors this morning who were still holding Bear Stearns' stock.
I've got some client calls to make and homes to show. I'll get back to you, loyal readers, later today. In the meantime, let's hope this thing hasn't turned into a runaway train.
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