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BofA Accused Of Another Foreclosure Screw-Up; Northern California Couple Say They Never Missed A Payment, Claim Bank Wasn't Even Their Lender

By r morris

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In Kenwood, California, The Press Democrat reports:Keith and Julie Hanover felt like someone was trying to steal their home. Bank of America had started foreclosure proceedings on their house in Kenwood. Yet the Hanovers had never missed a mortgage payment. In fact, Bank of America wasn't even their lender.The nation's largest bank appears to have mistakenly determined it owned their loan due to

Full post as published by The Home Equity Theft Reporter on July 20, 2010 (boomark / email).

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