Obama to Answer Housing Questions in Zillow Roundtable

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By Dhiya Kuriakose2013-08-05 11:50:56 -0500

As part of Barack Obama's attempt to reignite the conversation around housing issues and his ongoing push to reach Americans more directly, the president will make an appearance on a virtual roundtable on online real estate database Zillow on Wednesday at 1 p.m. ET.

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The event, "Zillow Presents: A Better Bargain for Responsible Homeowners: President Obama Answers Your Questions," will be moderated by Zillow CEO Spencer Rascoff. Users can submit questions on Vine, Instagram video, Twitter or Facebook using the hashtag #AskObamaHousing.

You can also post directly on Zillow's Facebook Page or tweet to @Zillow using the hashtag.

The session will live stream at 1 p.m. ET on Zillow.com/WhiteHouse (goes live on Wednesday), Yahoo.com and on the White House's website.

Prior to the chat on Wednesday, Obama is expected to give a speech on housing policy in Phoenix on Tuesday as part of a series on the economy.

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Topics: Barack Obama, housing, Politics, U.S., US & World, zillow