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In Maine, GMAC Mortgage has agreed to a temporary freeze on foreclosures. The company has been at the center of a controversy, and as a result it will stop the sale of foreclosed homes until the issues are resolved.

GMAC Mortgage LLC, the firm in the center of an ongoing national foreclosure controversy, has agreed to temporarily suspend foreclosure proceedings in Maine.

Attorney General Janet Mills announced last Wednesday the company agreed to halt sales on homes that have been foreclosed on until concerns about its procedures have been resolved, according to a press release. The suspension is expected to affect just under 100 properties and could last several weeks, according to the Portland Press Herald. The Maine Attorney General’s Office in October joined the other 49 states by launching an investigation into foreclosure mismanagement by some of the nation’s largest mortgage companies, including GMAC, where an employee admitted… continue reading

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The sheriff’s department in Fort Collins, Colorado had to rescue over 50 cats and kittens from an empty house. The house had been foreclosed on, and the cats were found living in deplorable conditions.

The front yard of the home was littered with furniture and debris from the home, apparently put there during the foreclosure process.

A neighbor said an elderly man who owned the house died three years ago and his wife — suffering from Alzheimer’s disease — was moved to a nursing home recently. A young mother who was also living at the home with two children recently moved away. Photographs of two young girls with cats were among the items on the front lawn.

“All I know is they packed up a small U-Haul and I haven’t seen them since,” said the neighbor. “That was about four days ago.”

Now, the Humane Society is looking for homes for the cats.

“The Larimer Humane Society is desperately seeking the community’s support to find loving homes for these abandoned felines,” said Marcie Willms, a spokeswoman for… continue reading

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