The stuffed animals still lie on beds. The dresses still hang in the closets. And a “Keep Out” sign on the older girl’s bedroom door remains defiant.

Moving again just isn’t something Andrea Utley and her daughters, Isabella, 9, and Alivia, 7 want to think about right now — even though the bank that foreclosed on the house they are renting wants them out by the end of the month.

“Finally for the first time in their lives they have their own bedrooms,” said Utley, 37. “It’s a huge bummer. They don’t want to go at all.”

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