Foreclosure crisis worsens in Massachusetts, spurring cries of state inaction
The effects of the Great Recession may be receding, but many Massachusetts homeowners remain underwater. The number of foreclosures is rising, and that trend is expected to continue.
The reason, experts say, is a backlog of old foreclosures that were stalled due to a state law that are only now proceeding. But advocates for homeowners say the state is also not doing enough to help struggling homeowners.
Elyse Cherry, CEO of Boston Community Capital, which invests in affordable housing in low-income communities, was part of a 2014 task force that made recommendations to state government to address foreclosure impacts. “The fact that they haven’t been implemented at all speaks to the current interest of state government in terms of dealing with it, and the fact that as a country we have moved on,” Cherry said.
The foreclosure crisis began around 2007, as real estate values nationwide plummeted and many homeowners were trapped in high-interest mortgages they could not afford. The recession and high unemployment exacerbated the problem.
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That’s why the U.S.LEGAL SYSTEM is non existent.
DAVE CLARK VP of FIRST MIDWEST BANK is one suggestion because CRIMINAL EXTORTION is the NAME OF THEIR GAME.
The U.S. STATES ATTORNEY should SUBPOENA the PHONE RECORDS of the BANK PC’s & see who they converse with off of our backs.
They’re FRAUDULENTLY INVESTED in the unlawful FC’s & bringing them without PROPER NOTICE so they’re the biggest crooks there is.
Moreover, how can they bring suits or prosecute others when there’s CONFLICT OF INTEREST between them & us?
They’re unlawfully CRIMINAL TRESSPASSING over everyone’s LEGAL RIGHTS under FALSE PRETENSES by pretending they’re the government when they’re behaving like MOBSTER THUGS so obviously they’re working for someone else.