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Rescuing the Rescued: Stemming the Tide of Foreclosure Rescue Scams in Washington
While foreclosure rescue scam (FRS) victims have many remedies under existing statutes, remedies are inadequate because they fail to holistically address the FRS problem. A successful statutory approach to combating the spread of this insidious scam must rest on three legs: education, enforcement, a
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