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Bank Attempts F'closure After Jacking Up Fees On Loan That Was Fully Paid w/ Satisfaction Recorded 5 Years Earlier; Backs Down After Media Intervenes

By r morris

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In Lawrence County, Pennsylvania, WPXI-TV Channel 11 reports:A Lawrence County man said his bank began foreclosing on his home, even though he paid his mortgage off. Richard Leaghty said in 2004 he sold his business and then paid his mortgage off in full at National City Bank. Three months later, the bank filed a document with Lawrence County that showed the mortgage was paid off.But five years

Full post as published by The Home Equity Theft Reporter on August 27, 2010 (boomark / email).

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