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: The Home Equity Theft Reporter

Arizona Jury Convicts Real Estate Agent Facing Foreclosure Of Stripping Fixtures, Appliances From Home; Used Craigslist In Attempt To Unload Goods

By r morris

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In Phoenix, Arizona, KNXV-TV Channel 15 reports:Maricopa County Attorney Andrew Thomas announced [] that a man who stripped an Anthem home and put the items for sale on Craigslist was convicted of fraud after a five day trial. Kailish Bhatt, 44, was accused of illegally removing fixtures from the home that was in foreclosure. Thomas said this was the first conviction involving a 'home stripping'

Full post as published by The Home Equity Theft Reporter on March 07, 2010 (boomark / email).

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