Suggests that foreclosures and the implosion of the subprime market bubble has had an impact on other areas of the economy not directly associated with housing, such as the railroads, boat sales, and much of Latin America. If people can avoid foreclosure, or should market prices continue to rise, albeit slowly, there may be some help for those facing foreclosure through refinancing.
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