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With the passage of time and a collection of new policies, New York has dampened its foreclosure rate, its backlog of foreclosure cases, and its population of zombie properties.
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Maine’s legislature votes to keep a new law aimed at protecting elderly homeowners who owe property taxes from foreclosure.
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