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Elderly Residents In Mobile Home Park In Foreclosure May Face The Boot With No Place To Go

By r morris

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In Minerva, Ohio, the Canton Repository reports on the Minerva Hillside Terraces, a somewhat dilapidated 20-unit mobile home park owned by a landlord facing foreclosure in which the residents, many of whom are reportedly elderly, live on fixed incomes, and face the boot:On Jan. 28, Huntington National Bank, which holds the property?s mortgage, filed for foreclosure. [Landlord David] Audino owes

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

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