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Lawyers Investigate Predatory Lending

Whether it is a home loan, a car loan, or a debt consolidation loan, borrowers must be wary of predatory lenders. In many cases, a predatory lender will use deception, high-pressure sales tactics, or excessive fees to lock a borrower into a cycle of debt. All too often, the borrower victimized by a predatory lender ends up in bankruptcy, or loses his home, or is forced into a cycle of debt.

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