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Jake Kucheck
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San Bernadino Trying to Eminent Domain Away FCs

Jake Kucheck
  • Residential Real Estate Agent
  • Costa Mesa, CA
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[/url]http://www.examiner.com/article/san-bernardino-county-considers-eminent-domain-as-a-solution-to-foreclosures[url]

Anybody else hear of a city or county trying to implement a strategy like this?

In a somewhat related story... the city of San Bernadino also just filed for bankruptcy.

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Nick J.
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Nick J.
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Originally posted by Jake Kucheck:
http://www.examiner.com/article/san-bernardino-county-considers-eminent-domain-as-a-solution-to-foreclosures

Anybody else hear of a city or county trying to implement a strategy like this?

In a somewhat related story... the city of San Bernadino also just filed for bankruptcy.

the link should be fixed now

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