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NYC Judge Unfreezes Delinquent Homeowner's Bank Account Amidst "Sewer Service" Allegations Against Law Firm For Lender Holding Underwater 2nd Mortgage

By r morris

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In Staten Island, New York, the Staten Island Advance reports:A new foreclosure tactic, whereby lenders or debt collectors holding second mortgages freeze bank accounts or garnish pay checks of already struggling homeowners, is emerging and making it even more difficult for people to hold onto their homes.(1)***George Apolinaris of Graniteville said his longtime companion, Maria Gil, got an

Full post as published by The Home Equity Theft Reporter on December 08, 2009 (boomark / email).

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