In the U.S., about 4.2 million mortgage borrowers are either seriously behind on payments or have had their cases referred to attorneys to pursue foreclosure auctions. In some cases, borrowers have gone more than two years without making a payment. "I feel like I'm locked in a box. I work for a financial organization and if this came out, it could cost me my job," said one Florida woman who is currently living in foreclosure limbo.
Nationwide, it takes an average of 565 days to foreclose on borrowers in default from their first missed payments to final auctions, and some choose to remain in their homes during this process. Here are the people and stories behind five of those cases.
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