LETTER: LIENING BACK
Larian Angelo and Nadine Felton |
In response to advocates’ claims that the city’s tax lien sales program hurts some low-income homeowners, two City Council staffers defend their efforts to protect residential properties.
In response to advocates’ claims that the city’s tax lien sales program hurts some low-income homeowners, two City Council staffers defend their efforts to protect residential properties.
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