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Gretchen Morgenson is one of the more astute journalists in our country writing with insight for the NY Times about Wall Street and foreclosure frauds. First thing this morning I was alerted to her latest article calling attention to the fact that the banks may be misrepresenting their profits (ya think? – I’m shocked). I’m wondering about the rest of the expenses the banks don’t seem to be paying or claiming on their books – like insurance, HOA fees, taxes, maintenance… these are sizable figures and no one seems to be making them accountable.
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