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foreclosure

Aussprache: [fɔrˈkloʊʒər]

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Kontext: „finance“

(noun) a legal process where a bank or lender takes back a property because someone cannot pay their mortgage. This often happens when someone has trouble making their house payments, and the bank needs to get their money back.

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After his financial struggles, he faced foreclosure on his home.

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She was relieved that foreclosure did not happen after she found a new job.

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What happens to a house in a foreclosure?

Kontext: „real estate“

(noun) the situation where a property is officially taken over by a lender due to unpaid loans. It is often the result of long-term non-payment and can lead to the property being sold.

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The foreclosure of that property allowed the bank to recover its investment.

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Foreclosure can make it difficult for families to find a new home.

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How does foreclosure affect the housing market?

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