Friday, June 17, 2011

State Senate banking chair has property in foreclosure

The chairman of the state Senate Banking Committee, already the subject of lawsuits over a failed bank and bank debt, could lose a Forsyth County property to foreclosure.The chairman of the state Senate Banking Committee, already the subject of lawsuits over a failed bank and bank debt, could lose a Forsyth County property to foreclosure.

State Sen. Jack Murphy, R-Cumming, owns a one-acre tract along Tribble Gap Road in downtown Cumming that has been listed for foreclosure on July 5, according to a legal notice published earlier this month in the Forsyth County News.

The loan was originally issued for about $228,000 by Integrity Bank of Alpharetta, which failed in 2008 and where the senator was once a director. Investors later bought the loan.


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