Q: Hi. I just received intent to foreclose notice on Dec 9th from Wells Fargo for the amount of 17191.00. I was in
Forbearance for 18 months of pandemic related job loss. Now I'm about to lose unemployment. I have almost half of the amount of 17000 to put towards that back payments. What should I do. I have crypto investments that just started giving me monthly awards but no 9-5 employment
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