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Fulton uses city foreclosures to trim property stock and grow tax base
Fulton officials led by Council President Tom Kenyon reduced city owned foreclosed properties from over 60 to about 40 in 2016. the sale of roughly 25 properties brought more than 250000 in revenue, with eight sales exceeding back taxes. Proposals like the REP program and leases aim to further reduce foreclosures to single digits and boost neighborhood values in 2017.
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