The O.C. Mortgage Bust Jobs Dry Up In Subprime Heartland By Dina ElBoghdady Washington Post Staff Writer Saturday, October 13, 2007; D01 IRVINE, Calif. -- After more than two decades in the mortgage business, Tony Ventimiglio got his big break in 2001 when he accepted a managerial job with a lender here in the heart of Orange County for $225,000 a year -- more than double what he had made in

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