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California approved $300 million in state-backed home loans. Who got the money? - L.A. FOCUS NEWSPAPER

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BY ALEJANDRO LAZO AND BEN CHRISTOPHER | CAlMatters California lawmakers marketed its new loan program for first-time home buyers as a “Dream For All.” But just 11 days after applications opened, the initial pot of money is tapped out, sucked dry by eager house hunters. It turns out the dream was only for a lucky

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