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City Turns On Spigot For Tenants In Home In Foreclosure; Landlord Bolts After Skimming Rent & Stiffing Bank, Leaving Unpaid Water Bills Behind

By r morris

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In Grand Rapids, Michigan, WOOD-TV Channel 8 reports:An apartment building left dry for five days after the landlord failed to pay the water bill has water again. A city water employee turned the valve near the curb just after 1 p.m. [Friday]. "Thank you. Now we can flush our toilets, take a shower, do our dishes," tenant Patricia Hammond told the city employee. "That's good. I'm happy." As 24

Full post as published by The Home Equity Theft Reporter on September 22, 2009 (boomark / email).

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