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Published: October 7, 2007
Home equity loans are becoming tougher to find
By Paula Burkes Erickson
Since buying her home in the Village seven years ago, Leslie Spears has been itching to update her late '70s kitchen, with its laminated counters and inefficient cabinets. Some $20,000 later and one summer of inconvenience, she has a new kitchen — minus a backsplash that's expected to arrive any day.

Spears and her mortgage company agreed in May to hold off on a home equity loan until after the remodel — when her...

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