Moratorium on foreclosures is proposed in Cuyahoga County

Posted on December 17, 2007 by savetheamericandream

Monday, December 17, 2007

Thomas Ott

Plain Dealer Reporter

This is the time of year for taking a break - and advocates for the many Cuyahoga County homeowners facing foreclosure want the county sheriff to do just that.

Representatives of nearly 20 nonprofit groups will propose today that the sheriff declare a “foreclosure holiday” and stop auctioning occupied homes for 60 days, starting Christmas Eve.

About 300 homes will be on the block at a weekly sale that day, followed by 250 others on New Year’s Eve.

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