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Mulnomah County Foreclosure Reports for the Week of June 6th, 2017

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Multnomah Foreclosures (Oregon)

Clackamas May 27th- May 31st 2017

Multnomah May 27th – June 1st 2017

Washington May 26th May 31st 2017

Yamhill May 27th – June 1st 2017

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