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Bank Returns Possession Of Prematurely Padlocked Home In Foreclosure To Ailing Senior Who Spent Winter In Homeless Shelters; Slept In Parked Car Since

By r morris

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In Schaumburg, Illinois, the Daily Herald reports:A Schaumburg man who was living in his own yard after being padlocked out of his house during foreclosure proceedings was able to move back inside [last week]. John Wuerffel, 62, [...] was returned access to his home by representatives of HSBC Mortgage Corp., which is handling the foreclosure case on behalf of Freddie Mac.HSBC spokesman Neil

Full post as published by The Home Equity Theft Reporter on September 01, 2010 (boomark / email).

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