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"Who owns my mortgage?" It's a frequently asked question, and the reason is always the same: A change is needed. Finding the answer to this question has become extremely important to many homeowners, but especially those in financial trouble.
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QUESTION: I heard in the State of the Union address that President Barack Obama has a new plan to fix the mortgage situation and help struggling Americans.
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HACKENSACK, N.J. _ Almost three years after she last paid the mortgage, Linda Ganguzza remains in her New Milford, N.J., home _ one of many troubled homeowners caught in a drawn-out foreclosure process.
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DETROIT _ The city of Pontiac, Mich., showed off some of its former foreclosed homes this week, polished with federal dollars and featuring new kitchens, bathrooms, windows, flooring and roofs.
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The new home of Leslie Bailey on February 6, 2012, in Pontiac, Michigan.
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Leslie Bailey, 48, poses in her new home on February 6, 2012, in Pontiac, Michigan.
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Linda Ganguzza has lived in her New Milford, New Jersey, home for more than 30 years, but after falling behind on the mortgage, she finds herself in a drawn-out foreclosure process.
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After agreeing to divorce, Jaimie Bolnick, pictured January 4, 2012, and her ex-husband lived in their house in Oakland, New Jersey until it was sold.
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Mark Rogers, pictured January 11, 2012, sold his Mahwah, New Jersey townhouse after a divorce, even though he took a loss on it.
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Frequent flooding is forcing Jon Jones, of New Milford, New Jersey, to store belongings on an upper floor for safekeeping.
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LOS ANGELES _ Foreclosure commonly represents the end of a struggle. But Karen Mena, a 38-year-old county worker, never gave up. The ordeal isn't over yet. But Mena continues to negotiate with the bank over loan terms.
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HACKENSACK, N.J. _ Months after they agreed to split up, Jaimie and Michael Bolnick continued to live together as they tried to sell their house in Oakland, N.J. "It was really hard," Jaimie Bolnick recalled.
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QUESTION: I have been relocated, and my property is underwater. ANSWER: Yes. Further, there are psychological ramifications from abandoning a responsibility, hurting your neighborhood and not trying to gain closure for yourself.
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HACKENSACK, N.J. _ For homeowners in flood-ravaged areas, a buyout through state and federal programs can bring a fresh start in a new and drier location. Nelly Della Porta is one of the hundreds of owners of these "orphan" homes.
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Karen Mena, left, standing with her son Eliseo Garcia, 9, October 10, 2011, has her San Bernardino home back after it was sold at an auction during foreclosure.
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