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Their is no law which prevents a creditor from foreclosing on your home as it has used your home as collateral for the loan and upon default it can exercise its right to foreclose on it. The only time the creditor will stop pursuing foreclosure is when you become current on your loan payments.

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Answered:	3/20/2007

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