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People Are Making Big Money Kicking Detroit Residents Out Of Their Homes HBO

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First published at 07:43 UTC on January 5th, 2018.

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Nobody Owns Their Home. Everyone Rents from the Government.

People Are Making Big Money Kicking Detroit Residents Out Of Their Homes (HBO)

Published on Dec 7, 2017
"In the last 15 years, one in three Detroit properties have been foreclosed on.…

Nobody Owns Their Home. Everyone Rents from the Government.

People Are Making Big Money Kicking Detroit Residents Out Of Their Homes (HBO)

Published on Dec 7, 2017
"In the last 15 years, one in three Detroit properties have been foreclosed on. When most people think of foreclosure, they think of people who can’t afford to pay off their mortgages.

But in Detroit, it’s often the result of people struggling to pay their property taxes. One big reason is that, in the years after the Great Recession, the city went bankrupt and failed to lower property assessments far enough to account for the impact of the housing crisis."

Learn The Truth:
"Your Money and Liar's Poker" written by Kevin Dunn
http://www.kissyourillusionsgoodbye.com/articles-33/Your-Money-and-Liars-Poker-6229
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