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When a person buys a home, sooner or later he will probably make some improvements or additions to “personalize” it for his family. These improvements could cover such diverse things as installing air conditioning, putting on aluminum siding, putting in a swimming pool, or even adding an extra room for guests or other family purposes.
These improvements all naturally increase the value of a home, as well as making it more comfortable and, in the case of adding a room or swimming pool, more fun. But a question is often raised regarding the effect of the improvements in case of foreclosure. The question is: “Can the owner claim the value of these improvements against
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