US | Baltimore Woman Facing Foreclosure Begins Hunger Strike 'This is an impossible system to navigate' By Nick McMaster Posted Nov 9, 2010 5:00 PM CST Copied A "bank owned" sign is seen on a home that is listed as a foreclosure on a HUD website, in Hawthorne, Calif., Wednesday, July 21, 2010. (AP Photo/Reed Saxon) A Baltimore woman who received a foreclosure notice last week says she's on the second day of a hunger strike to call attention to the mess people around the country are in. "It's about representing a lot of people who are going through this," Lauren Rymer tells the Huffington Post. "Homeowners aren't experts and we can't navigate the system. This is an impossible system to navigate." Rymer, 32, hopes to make the point that not all people facing foreclosures spent beyond their means. She has been steadily employed since 2006, when she bought her home with an interest-only loan. While the payments were reasonable at first, they became impossible for her to meet after her property taxes increased by 55%. She spent yesterday outside the state Capitol and is now working out options with state officials, reports WBAL-TV. Read These Next Doctor shares wish for pro-Trump flood victims, and is fired. Man breached airport security, died in jet engine. A big change may be coming to airport security: Keep those shoes on. John Cusack posts some 'Nazi s--t.' Report an error