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inlawrev-17994	Brescia, Raymond H.; Kelly, Elizabeth A.; Marshall, John Travis	Crisis Management: Principles That Should Guide the Disposition of Federally Owned, Foreclosed Properties	2012	37	.pdf	application/pdf	16469	889	54	Second, if HOLC sold these properties during the depths of the housing crisis of the 1930s, it would create a fire sale of federal properties, costing HOLC hundreds of millions of dollars as the value of the debt it held would far exceed the compensation it would receive at a sale.124 The following chart shows, first, the number of properties seized through foreclosure by year, and then the number sold in that same year. Assets generally brought a better price160 when RTC had good information with which to market properties to bidders, but the volume of assets and time constraints often precluded such information gathering.	cache/inlawrev-17994.pdf	txt/inlawrev-17994.txt