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Obama vs. Romney Real-Estate and Mortgage Refinance (Infographic)

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November 02, 2012 at 2:49 PM

This infographic compares the 2012 Presidential candidates where they stand on the Financial Industry and who is more likely to turn the Real-Estate around for the benefit of the homeowners and taxpayers. Facts show that Obama has made a lot more effort to jump start Mortgage and increase Real-Estate sales whereas Romney relies on faith that the market will re-adjust itself and the only action needed is to sell 200,000 vacant foreclosed homes owned by the government.

Obama's QE3 program if applied and run properly should guide the real-estate market back in gear as soon as the Federal government starts making profit on their MBS investment.

Obama vs. Romney Real-Estate and Mortgage Refinance (Infographic)

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