YOUR BUSINESS AUTHORITY
Springfield, MO
Considering that foreclosures are up 43 percent this year in Greene County, have you noticed more 'For Sale' signs in your neighborhood?
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What Readers Think
Yes
I have noticed several “for sale” signs up in a fairly new development I have lived in for two years now. The house next door and across the street from me have been available for more than a year. I think a couple of the homes on the street are in foreclosure. They are new homes. Why do the builders continue to build?
—Joann Moore, American Red Cross Greater Ozarks Chapter
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