But will their attitudes change when business starts picking up again?
Company's new portfolio is worth roughly $740 million and includes repossessed real estate and past-due loans.
A handful of key players rev up their efforts.
CEO Stuart Miller expected the sales drop in the wake of the home buyer tax credit deadline, but he also predicts demand will rebound by year's end.
Miami-based builder's subsidiary partners with the federal government to manage and monetize distressed loan assets.
A hefty tax return pushes the builder into the black.
CEO Stuart Miller says he sees indicators that housing market is improving.
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