Monday, October 18, 2010

Banks to Restart Foreclosures

Banks Restart Foreclosures
By JESSICA SILVER-GREENBERG, ROBBIE WHELAN and DAN FITZPATRICK

Bank of America Corp. reopened more than 100,000 foreclosure actions, declaring that it had found no significant problems in its procedures for seizing homes. GMAC Mortgage, a lender and loan servicer, said that it also is pushing ahead with an unspecified number of foreclosures that came under intense pressure.

Ohio Attorney General Richard Cordray, who last week filed a lawsuit against GMAC alleging hundreds of counts of fraud related to foreclosure documents, said he is suspicious of efforts to replace paperwork. "Substituting new evidence in [cases] where there's been fraud won't help prevent the court from sanctioning them for the fraud that has already been committed," he said. "It doesn't unring the bell."


We'll see if they submit the paperwork next Monday.
http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424052702304410504575560634267416838.html

 

 

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