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Broome County Leaning Against Stripping Mineral Rights Away From Delinquent Owners Who Repurchase Property Earlier Lost In Tax Foreclosures

By r morris

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In Broome County, New York, the Binghampton Press & Sun Bulletin reports:Hard-luck Broome County property owners who lose out on tax foreclosures should keep their mineral rights, a special committee is recommending. Under a proposal to update county policies, Broome County will give up its claim to potentially lucrative mineral rights on properties lost to foreclosure and then repurchased by

Full post as published by The Home Equity Theft Reporter on May 09, 2009 (boomark / email).

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