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California investors plead guilty to foreclosure-auction bid rigging
Two real estate investors in California pleaded guilty to rigging foreclosure auctions in an attempt to gain distressed properties at bargain prices, the Department of Justice said Tuesday. The scheme took place in the California counties of Contra Costa and … Continue reading
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