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A new FindLaw.com housing survey suggests more Americans are now poised to re-enter the housing market. As a result, real estate attorneys may soon be in hot demand.
Just two years ago, 63 percent of survey respondents said they were less likely to buy a house because of the weak economy. Today, however, only 30 percent of Americans say the economy is keeping them out of the housing hunt, the survey found.
There may be several reasons for this positive trend. For example, lower housing prices and favorable mortgage rates may be attracting buyers who have been waiting on the sidelines these past few years.
So with consumers' economic outlook now becoming less of a drag on the housing market, real estate attorneys may want to consider ways to position themselves to take advantage of the potential uptick in business.
Here are three ways a real estate attorney can capitalize on consumers re-entering the housing market:
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