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In accordance with my oseorvatibn, after a property foreclosure home is sold at a sale, it is common for that borrower to be able to still have any remaining unpaid debt on the loan. There are many loan merchants who try and have all fees and liens paid back by the subsequent buyer. Nevertheless, depending on certain programs, polices, and state legislation there may be many loans which aren't easily fixed through the exchange of personal loans. Therefore, the duty still rests on the consumer that has received his or her property in foreclosure process. Many thanks for sharing your notions on this blog.