Banks to pay service members for improper foreclosures
2 lenders agree to $22 million settlement with 178 families who lost their homes in violation of U.S. law that was supposed to protect the military.
Posted by Teresa at MSN Real Estate on Friday, May 27, 2011 10:42 AM
That comes out to about $124,000 each for the 178 families who lost their homes when they shouldnt have. The lenders have agreed to pay more if more improper military foreclosures are discovered.
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isn't that nice?...soldiers are risking their lives to keep the bankers safe and the bankers foreclose on their homes...big business is all heart..
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