By Jason Armstrong
Daily Journal Staff Writer
HEMET - Selina Bryant's story echoes that of thousands of people who say they were ensared in the recent subprime mortgage mess: She claims her lender, HSBC Mortgage Corp., told her the only way she could buy her $315,000 home in March 2006 was to sign up for a pair of high-interest, adjustable rate loans.
A little more than a year later, Bryant could no longer afford the combi...
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