David Burt, founder of DeltaTerra Capital, told Vice that a lot of real estate is massively overpriced and that there’s a risk of another foreclosure crisis.
Source: Inman News
This ‘Big Short’ investor is betting against mortgage market again
Published in climate change, Cornwall Capital, David Burt, DeltaTerra Capital, foreclosure, Markets & Economy, News Brief, Technology, The Big Short and Value Penguin
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