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John and Lisa Ferrari talk to dbrTV about losing their home before foreclosure process was complete

Daily Business Review

March 24, 2011

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John and Lisa Ferrari

John and Lisa Ferrari
Photo by J. Albert Diaz

John Ferrari came home after work one night to find the locks on his Lauderhill home changed and a sign on the window declaring that the property was being managed by Chase Home LLC. Ferrari and his wife, Lisa, knew their house was to be sold in a foreclosure sale in a few weeks, but they didn’t expect to suddenly be locked out of their home without warning or a notice of eviction — especially since most of their belongings were still in the house.

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