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2/09/12, 3:25 pm

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I live in a apartment complex that is under forclosure. The complex claims they are not in forclosure but I have a copy of the lis pendens filed by the bank. I would like to know since I'm under an active lease is there something I can file with the courts so that I can stop my rent payment. I want to move out before we are forced out but I need my rent payments to do so. Please help!


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