Fannie Mae reports that unfavorable economic conditions continue to fuel increased pessimism among homebuyers.
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A recent survey from Fannie Mae reveals the sentiment from homebuyers and sellers alike. Click through to see how sentiment and improved this month, and where it dragged behind.
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