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The Cleveland Plain Dealer reports that state representative Mike Foley has introduced legislation that would require the county sheriff to file a deed following a foreclosure sale to alleviate concerns that some banks intentionally delay filing a deed in order to conceal their ownership of the property. The legislation would also require out-of-town lenders to name a local contact for concerns regarding the property.
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