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: The Home Equity Theft ReporterTheft & Burglary Stories Connected To Foreclosures, Vacant Homes
By r morris
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Theft & burglary stories with some connection to foreclosures and vacant homes:
Brackenridge, Pennsylvania: A Brackenridge homeowner who recently moved out of her residence went back to check on the mail when she made a discovery that would end up putting the whole block on alert. She noticed a strong odor of natural gas, saw the back door was kicked in, and noticed there was approximately a 3-Full post as published by The Home Equity Theft Reporter on January 10, 2009 (boomark / email).
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