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: The Home Equity Theft Reporter

Duo Facing Theft By False Pretenses Charge Accused Of Leasing Vacant Homes In Some Stage Of Foreclosure To Unwitting Tenants, Pocketing Deposits, Rent

By r morris

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In Barstow, California, the Desert Dispatch reports:Barstow Police have arrested two people in connection with recent housing fraud involving foreclosed or pre-forclosure homes that were rented out to unsuspecting tenants. According to police reports, a Barstow code enforcement officer was checking out a vacant, pre-foreclosed home in early February and found tenants living inside the home. The

Full post as published by The Home Equity Theft Reporter on March 13, 2010 (boomark / email).

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