Many of us believe, unless we can push through much of this nonperforming inventory, we are never going to hit our true bottom and never going to start to work our way back up.
David Schweikert: “Many of us believe, unless we can push through much of this nonperforming inventory, we are never going to hit our true…”
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Schweikert emphasizes the need to resolve nonperforming inventory to recover the housing market.
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