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HSBC wants me to lose my house

JH in Maryland says: “I have a 2nd mortgage with HSBC with an APR of 16 percent. I have been talking to them for than 8 months to try to modify my loan but they refuse to help me. Many other lenders are helping customers in trouble but HSBC wants me to lose my house I guess…”

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