As a result of the mortgage meltdown, national banks have become major post-foreclosure landlords. Despite tenant-protection laws and the clear financial benefit to continuing to rent to tenants after foreclosure, most banks have resisted embracing their role as landlords. Instead, they maintain policies and practices that result in the mass displacement of tenants after foreclosure, only to have homes sit vacant in stagnant real estate markets.
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