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Thugs Hijack Condemned Apartment Building In Foreclosure After City Boots Four Dozen Residents Over Health, Safety Issues; Bank Left Holding The Bag

By r morris

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In Springfield, Massachusetts, The Republican reports:The living conditions inside two Locust Street apartment buildings, which the city condemned Thursday, had deteriorated dramatically during the past few months. Things got so bad that on Wednesday, when a number of city agencies conducted an emergency inspection of the properties at 244-252 and 258-262 Locust St., they found near-lawless

Full post as published by The Home Equity Theft Reporter on August 14, 2010 (boomark / email).

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