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Norfolk man Jose Da Costa Diogo had his home repossessed earlier this year.
He is one of thousands of people who have been told this year their homes will be repossessed.
The 65-year-old learned he would lose his home in Thetford, during a brisk 10-minute county court hearing.
The interest-only mortgage on the three-bedroom property was taken out more than 20 years ago in the hope he and his then wife would save up enough to eventually cover the capital sum.
He has since been rehomed by his council into emergency accommodation.