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    Mar 23, 2011, 12:15 PM
    My parents home is in the middle of foreclosure
    My parents home is in the middle of foreclosure proceedings and my father passed away. Will the company complete the foreclosure or make a claim against insurance.. or both? I know it is difficult to know EXACTLY what will happen, but what is the norm?

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