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Governor Gibbons meets with lenders in Las Vegas to discuss foreclosure situation

Governor Gibbons met with lenders in Las Vegas on Thursday to discuss the foreclosure crisis, KVBC reported. He’s working with the lenders to solve the foreclosure problem and help keep people from losing their homes.

According to the report, the governor hasn’t set a time frame for his solutions, but warned that the problem wouldn’t be solved overnight.

The crisis is happening all over the nation and Congress recently passed legislation to help homeowners who are unable to make monthly payments due to adjustable-rate mortgages. Read a previous post about this here.

For more information, read the KVBC article.

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