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HUD OIG Report | Wells Fargo Bank Foreclosure and Claims Process Review
Thanks to Abigail Field for pointing these out for us.
See PP 6 & 7
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…and you know what? From the looks of things, it does not matter that they did not care. Explain that to your/our children.