We’ve read a lot of speculation lately about what an Obama Administration will look like and how it will affect the housing industry. We’re beginning to form our own opinions, but we’re not quite ready to go to editorial with them. Now we’re turning to you, our readers, in the final hours of production on the next print issue of HousingWire. We want to know what you think about Obama’s housing policies. Click here to fill out the survey and have your voice included in the upcoming print issue, as well as an online story in the next day or so. Remember to give us your full name, e-mail address and location in order to be considered for inclusion. Be quick, though. We’re entering eleventh-hour territory here.
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