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Lisa Zurga
  • anaheim, CA
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Ca$h 4 Keys? * California Style*

Lisa Zurga
  • anaheim, CA
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My home had it's day at the auction and it'd now owned by the bank. So today I get my notice on the door reminding me that the bank now ownes the home and to call to discuss possible "CA$H 4 KEYS" This whole foreclosure is not any surprise to me and have my bags packed and ready to move on into an apt. June 10th. I really didn't know what happened after the auction in regards to time frame left in the house. Could I get some explaination or advice to what ca$h 4 keys means please. thanks (California laws and foreclsure process)

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