Foreclosure Chaos Could Hurt Banks, Housing Market

Flawed foreclosure paperwork could inflict huge losses on the nation’s top banks and spread chaos through the housing market, according to a congressional report.

Accusations that major mortgage lenders including Bank of America Corp. (BAC), used flawed or even forged documents to foreclose on homes have worried officials in state and federal governments.

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Foreclosure Chaos Could Hurt Banks, Housing Market originally appeared on DailyFinance on Tue, 16 Nov 2010 06:50:00.

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