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He had to foreclose on them three years later, in 1875.

Still about 175 to go before everyone has been foreclosed.

But the decision did not foreclose taking the next step.

In 1886 they ran out of money and the bank foreclosed.

In 1908, the property was foreclosed for the first time.

"It is really better to work something like this out without having the house taken back or foreclosed," she said.

Does he talk to the person whose mortgage is being foreclosed?

The project fell through in 2002 when the property was foreclosed on.

"And we are not foreclosing any options at this point."

Rather than foreclose on a property, the city would sell the tax bill to a company or individual.

"It is not foreclosed that prices have to go up this year."

But the city stopped foreclosing on such buildings in 1993.

They'll never foreclose, because they want you to die in debt.

Close down those financial institutions that keep foreclosing on families.

The restaurant was foreclosed by its bank in 1995, and closed for a time.

"Certainly we are not going to foreclose that at this stage," he said.

When the time comes to foreclose it, I will show him no mercy.

Two years ago the court had appeared to foreclose further challenges.

"I have not foreclosed any options in this matter," he said.

That is why lenders are able to foreclose much more quickly.

It is no time for friends of Japan to be foreclosing debate.

Of their 5.4 million mortgages, 150,000 were being foreclosed in June.

At that point a bank can start proceedings to foreclose.

Imagine all those additional homes foreclosed and on the market.

The home was eventually lost when the bank foreclosed on its mortgage.