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SEDERIA LEWIS WAS FULL OF HOPE when she bought her first home in Antioch, California, in 1994. She was in her 30s, a Black woman who planned to grow old in her new house.
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"My dream was to be able to help people, especially children, have a safe place to live," recalls Lewis, now 46. She had also hoped to "always have a place for myself, as well as my family members or others that may need a place to stay."
That dream started to go awry when Lewis, who is disabled, unexpectedly lost her disability benefits and quickly fell behind on her mortgage payments. After receiving a notice of default that would lead to foreclosure, ...
Source: HighBeam Research, At risk of losing your home? The rise in foreclosures has led to...