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Mortgage mess
Foreclosures on million-dollar homes surge
The housing crisis that swept through working-class and middle-class communities across the country is now creeping into the leafy driveways and the gated communities of the nation's most exclusive towns. FULL STORY
Jodi Kerby & Associates
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