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City Gives Eight Rent-Paying Families The Boot After Power Shut Off To Bldg; Rent Skimming Landlord Said To Have Stiffed Bank, Ignored Electric Bill

By r morris

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In Lawrenceville, Georgia, Fox 5 Atlanta reports:Some Lawrenceville renters said that they didn't have power or a warm place to stay Tuesday night after being told their building was in foreclosure. Eight families were affected. The families live off of North Dale Road in Lawrenceville. The residents said they woke up at home Tuesday morning with no idea they would [have] nowhere to

Full post as published by The Home Equity Theft Reporter on January 29, 2011 (boomark / email).

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