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Few Mass. brokers hit for abuses

Mortgage lending regulators lag peers in other N.E. states

By Jaime Lutz, Lyle Moran, and Christie Musket
New England Center For Investigative Reporting At Boston University / September 14, 2009

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As the subprime mortgage crisis wreaked havoc on families and tore through urban neighborhoods, Massachusetts banking regulators took serious punitive actions against a tiny fraction of the brokers and lenders they license, according to an analysis by the New England Center for Investigative Reporting at Boston University. (Full article: 1564 words)

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