Banks, collection firms pursue claims after homes foreclosed

Nightmare returns

By Jerry Kronenberg
Monday, November 2, 2009 - Updated 18d 23h ago

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Hank Lane figured that when he lost his Groton home to foreclosure in 2008, at least his long-running financial nightmare had come to an end.

He was wrong.

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PAINFUL VIEW: Annette White-Cole lost her Hyde Park home to a foreclosure in 2006. She found out recently her credit file says she owes $80,000 on a second mortgage.

Banks, collection firms pursue claims after homes foreclosed

Nightmare returns

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