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Banks Continue Mass Eviction of Innocent Tenants After Foreclosure

By Evan Bedard

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Tenants Together, California?s statewide organization for renters? rights, released a report yesterday surveying bank policies toward tenants after foreclosure. The report, entitled Without Justification: Banks Continue Mass Displacement of Innocent Tenants after Foreclosure analyzes rental policies and actions of the major national banks that have acquired tenant-occupied foreclosed properties. According to the report, only Fannie [...]

Full post as published by Loan Modification & Home Loan News on November 19, 2010 (boomark / email).

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