An ugly foreclosure story, starring Bank of America
Dirma
Rodriguez wonders how a house she'd been paying on for years, and which
is specially modified for her severely disabled daughter, could be
taken from her.
Dirma Rodriguez had five minutes
to gather her things and vacate the West Adams house she and her
severely disabled daughter had lived in for more than 25 years.
As a property manager changed the locks, Rodriguez fluttered back and
forth from the yard — where a pile of stuff lay by the kitchen stove —
to her car, where her daughter, Ingrid Ortiz, sat screaming and crying.
How Rodriguez and Ortiz ended up
in this predicament is a long, messy story that resounds with a misery
all too common in this age of foreclosure.
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