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Attempts To Bulldoze Through Foreclosure Legal Process Continue For Paperwork-Lacking Lenders; Uptick Seen In Judges' Impatience

By r morris

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In Staten Island, New York, the New York Post reports:A house divided cannot stand. A house foreclosure case divided by two banks probably doesn't have standing -- in court -- either. Two banks, Home123 Corporation and US Bank, both lay claim to owning a house in Staten Island, according to a foreclosure filing.The original lender, Home123, is the mortgage holder on the county's tax rolls, but US

Full post as published by The Home Equity Theft Reporter on January 24, 2011 (boomark / email).

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