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2009-06-17 — housingdoom.com
"It’s tough enough when a homeowner can’t pay their debts and loses a home to foreclosure. It’s even more mind-boggling though when they are notified that it will happen for a previous owner’s debt"
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ronin at 00:46 2009-06-18 said:
Of course the title insurance company will come to the rescue, "in due course." As in, after they lose on appeal. Did you see the picture in the company's logo? Is it a rook or a stone wall? Permalinkadd a comment | go to forum thread
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