DURHAM, N.C. — The city of Durham can proceed with foreclosure proceedings against a delinquent homeowner.
Mar-lynda Bodison owes the city thousands in mortgage payments and taxes. She went about eight years without making payments on a low-interest city loan.
In April, the City Council voted to foreclose on the Canal Street home. Bodison tried to fight the foreclosure in court Monday, but a judge ruled against her.
The city plans to put the house up for auction as early as August.
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