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Rethinking Cramdowns as Foreclosures Roll On
As Mike Lillis reported yesterday, a small group of Senate Democrats is pushing to revive the mortgage loan cramdown idea — a sure sign of frustration as foreclosures continue to pile up. The Senate in April defeated a cramdown proposal, which involves allowing federal judges to modify, or cramdown, the terms of a mortgage for [...]
Banks and the Blight They Leave Behind: It’s Not Just Cleveland Anymore
Via Patrick.net, here’s more about how some banks abandoned their foreclosed properties and left innocent neighbors to deal with the blight. And no, this isn’t just happening in Cleveland. In Petaluma, Calif., one neighbor got so fed up fighting with Bank of America– for two years — to clean up the abandoned home next door [...]
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