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Decreases the number of foreclosures
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Low home prices has contributed to the high number of foreclosures. The tax credit creates demand for homes, thus increasing their price and avoiding some foreclosures.
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Decreases the number of foreclosures
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Increase in house prices is artificial and temporary »
Increase in house prices is artificial and temporary
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May increase foreclosures later »
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