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Court Favors FHFA in Challenge Over Chicago’s Vacant Property Ordinance
September 3, 2013
George Brooks
The Chicago ordinance, which took effect in November 2011, requires mortgage lenders to register vacant properties with the city and pay a $500 registration fee.
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