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Longtime real estate agents Barbara and James Newcomb decided three years ago to focus on selling homes that had been repossessed by lenders, certain that the housing market would falter and they could cash in.
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A Real Estate Niche Profits From Rise in Foreclosures
Longtime real estate agents Barbara and James Newcomb decided three years ago to focus on selling homes that had been repossessed by lenders, certain that the housing market would falter and they could cash in.-
By Dina ElBoghdady