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Foreclosure Eviction Attempt Lands Lender In Federal Court; Tenant Accuses Bank Of Using Misleading Letter To Intimidate Her Out Of Rented Home

By r morris

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In Cincinnati, Ohio, the Cincinnati Enquirer reports:A College Hill woman sued GMAC Inc. on Monday to stop the company from evicting her and other tenants after their rented homes were sold at sheriff's sales. Rosalyn Pratt said GMAC purchased her home in December after the property fell into foreclosure and then sent her a letter stating she would receive $500 if she left within two weeks. If

Full post as published by The Home Equity Theft Reporter on March 31, 2010 (boomark / email).

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