Shadow Inventory Continues Declining

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> Industry's Shadows Continue to Shrink


That ominous shadow inventory of repossessed and soon-to-be repossessed
homes is getting smaller. Standard and Poor's (S&P) has released its
third-quarter shadow inventory update. The agency says the volume of
distressed assets included in its assessment dropped from $405 billion in
the second quarter to $384 billion in the third. This figure has been on a
steady decline since mid-2010. At current liquidation rates, S&P says it
will take 45 months to work through the industry's shadow inventory.
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