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By Brian Hull on November 3, 2011
This is refreshing policy-making for the 99%:
Join
Mayor Angel Taveras,
Local Elected Officials,
&
Affordable Housing Activists
for a Press Conference
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Mayor Taveras to Sign Executive OrderClosing Corporate Tax Loopholefor Foreclosing Banks
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WHO: Mayor Angel Taveras, local elected officials and leading housing advocates.
WHAT: Mayor Taveras will sign an executive order (1) closing the corporate tax loophole which allows foreclosing banks to keep the owner occupied homestead exemption and (2) incentivizing new homeowners of foreclosed properties by allowing them to immediately receive their owner occupied homestead exemption.
WHEN: Thursday, November 3rd at 2:00PM.
WHERE: 48 Ardoene Street in Providence – house foreclosed in 2011 by Deutsche Bank.
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Posted in Economy | Tagged Angel Taveras, Deutsche Bank, Foreclosures, Housing, Providence |
Brian Hull received his Master's Degree in Public Policy from the Kennedy School of Government at Harvard in May 2012. He is currently a Senior Consultant with the leading research and strategy firm on U.S. inner city economies. Professionally, he works on urban-based economic development projects for organizations and institutions across the country, identifies how large institutions can better provide local economic opportunities for low-income urban residents, and explores innovative workforce development systems to create a more productive local labor force.
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