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Foreclosure Mediation Programs
In response to the national foreclosure crisis, state and local governments have struggled to come up with responses of their own. Many advocates for homeowners urged the adoption of state and local foreclosure mediation and conference programs as reforms that could be implemented promptly, often with considerable community support. As a result of these efforts there are now over 25 foreclosure mediation programs in operation around the country.
Summary, Model & FAQs
Summary of Programs NCLC FAQ on FDIC Loan Modification in a Box Net Present Value Test (Diane Thompson) |
Reports
State and Local Foreclosure Mediation Programs: Updates and New Developments State and Local Foreclosure Mediation Programs: Can They Save Homes? |