There is nothing good to say about the mortgage crisis that sent the American economy into a tailspin, but there is at least one big opportunity in the aftermath: the 230,000 foreclosed homes--many of which are in poor condition--owned by Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac. Once they go on sale, these properties will create a glut in the market, depressing home prices for the foreseeable future. But instead of just offloading these properties, the government could instead sell the homes to landlords, who rehab them with energy retrofits and put them up for rent.





Apple Needs to Make it in America
