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Burton Barr Central Library
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346.73043 El42f 2009
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Cesar Chavez Library
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Ironwood Library
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Notes:
Includes index.
New info on the latest federal programs-Cover.
Contents:
- Foreclosure : the big picture
- Foreclosure nuts and bolts
- Can you keep your house? Should you?
- Negotiating a workout
- How Chapter 13 bankruptcy can delay or stop foreclosure
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- How Chapter 7 bankruptcy can delay or stop foreclosure
- Fighting foreclosure in court
- If you decide to leave your house
- How long can you stay in your house for free?
- Resources beyond the book.
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