New VA Program to Provide Home Loan Assistance to Active-Duty Servicemembers and Veterans
The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs' VA Servicing Purchase (VASP) program will help VA borrowers facing financial hardships avoid unnecessary foreclosures.
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Coalition Letter to U.S. Census Bureau on National Housing Loss Rate
Coalition letter from affordable housing, civil rights, public data, community development and philanthropic organizations urging the U.S. Census Bureau to add questions that measure residential displacement to an existing survey, as a first step in establishing a national housing loss rate. A combined rate measuring foreclosures, evictions and other forms of home loss would serve…
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NCLC and CRL Proposal for FHA Loss Mitigation
In this letter, NCLC and CRL propose how FHA should shape its system for helping borrowers avoid foreclosure.
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Advocates Urge Biden-Harris Administration to Complete Important Work Reforming the Home Valuation Process to End Appraisal Bias
Advocates commend the Administration for its leadership in organizing the first-ever interagency task force focused on addressing appraisal bias.
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Settlement Approved for Residents of North Carolina Mobile Home Park
The settlement resolves the class action challenge to the “rent-to-own” scheme perpetuated by the owners of the mobile home park.
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Word in Black: Why Experts Say Keep Land in Your Family if You Can
Appearing in Word in Black on March 12, 2024, Bria Overs interviews Nketiah “Ink” Berko, Equal Justice Works Fellow, sponsored by the Rossotti Foundation, for coverage of NCLC’s report, Keeping It In The Family: Legal Strategies to Address the Challenge of Heirs Property and Prevent Home Loss. With Black families losing their land at alarming…
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