Money – Americans who have lost their homes in the property crisis are starting to lose their possessions too as even the cost of storage proves too much for them.
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Auctioneers across the United States are conducting sales at self-storage facilities, selling off the contents of units belonging to people who have fallen behind with their payments.
Thousands of Americans have lost their homes in the sub-prime mortgage meltdown and many have turned to putting their belongings in storage ready for a day when they could buy another home.
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