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F'closure Rescue Operator At It Again As DC AG Slams Sale Leaseback Peddler w/ Suit Seeking To Void Title Transfers Violating Consumer Protection Law

By r morris

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From the Office of the District of Columbia Attorney General:Attorney General Peter Nickles announced [] that the District has filed a Superior Court enforcement action against Vincent L. Abell, charging that he engaged in foreclosure rescue transactions that violated the District?s consumer protection law. The District?s complaint asks the Court to rescind the unlawful transactions.According to

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

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