Loudoun to help workers buy foreclosures

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Loudoun County supervisors took steps Tuesday toward giving county employees housing relief while curtailing Sterling’s foreclosure crisis.

The Board of Supervisors’ proposal directs county staff to explore options to award loans or grants to county employees living outside of Loudoun to help them buy foreclosed homes closer to work. The proposal specifically targets the 20164, 20165 and 20166 ZIP codes in Sterling.

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