Instead of trying to stay in their homes, they are saddled with back payments, penalties, and late fees.
Sherrod Brown: “Instead of trying to stay in their homes, they are saddled with back payments, penalties, and late fees.”
On the recordNovember 15, 2010
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Brown discusses the burdens faced by Ohio homeowners during the modification process.
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