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In California, Years-Old Home Foreclosure Cases Are Finally Coming To Completion

KVCR | By Steve Milne

Published June 18, 2015 at 10:56 AM PDT

New housing data released today (Thursday) suggests banks are advancing foreclosure cases that have been sitting in limbo for years. Capital Public Radio's Steve Milne reports.

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