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Updated 12:31 AM Saturday, June 11, 2011

Something has happened — you’ve gotten sick, or your hours have been cut at work, or you’ve taken on the increasingly expensive care of an elderly parent. Something totally unexpected and financially overwhelming.

You may be able to keep up with the bills for a few months more, but unless the picture changes dramatically, you might miss a monthly mortgage payment very soon. What do you do? Well, to find out what should you do, look inside today's Dayton Daily News.

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