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3 cheers for this congressman. i wish california would take this mans speech and follow the same and protect us instead of letting these foreclosures happen to many people here in california. i know because i am one who lost there home to wells fargo, who has been homeless and living in my car since september 8th of this year and i am one who can’t find an attorney to represent me with out high costs. i am just one in a million. and we all suffer.
Hi Laurie, PLEASE see setoffdebt.com. You can take your house back, even AFTER foreclosure. The banks are defrauding us, and there is a way to stop them!