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A recent U.S. Federal Reserve study found that in states requiring a judicial review for foreclosure,
delays associated with the process had no measurable long-term benefits
and often prolonged the problems with the housing market.
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1 Comments in Response to Evidence suggests anti-foreclosure laws may backfire
This is a paper by the Federal Reserve. Do you think there might be any bias to minimize the problem of banks seizing property that they cannot show legal title for ??