Bloomberg: Zombie Debt: Pay Up or Move Out
Appearing in Bloomberg on Oct. 6, 2025, Noah Buhayar, Coulter Jones, Eric Fan, Jeff Kao and Jeremy Diamond reference NCLC in the first article in a series examining the issue of zombie debt.
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Appearing in Bloomberg on Oct. 6, 2025, Noah Buhayar, Coulter Jones, Eric Fan, Jeff Kao and Jeremy Diamond reference NCLC in the first article in a series examining the issue of zombie debt.
Lawsuit Seeks Relief for Bait-and-Switch Practices That Hid the True Costs of Homes from First-Time Buyers
Read More about Homeowners Sue D.R. Horton Over Deceptive Home Sales & Financing Scheme
Home equity “investment” (HEI) loans, often marketed as a quick way for homeowners to get cash without the burden of monthly payments, are facing a new wave of legal challenges. Recent court decisions, including a significant ruling from the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals, are upholding claims against HEI loans. Courts are increasingly recognizing that…
Read More about Digital Library: Courts Expose Deception of Home Equity “Investments”
Appearing in ABC News on August 3, 2025, Mark Nichols, Tonya Simpson, Maia Rosenfeld , Jared Kofsky, and Tommy Brooksbank interviewed John Rao, senior attorney at the National Consumer Law Center, for coverage of proportionate property taxes and how data shows discrepancies in assessments — and therefore tax bills — affect some communities more than others. ABC’s analysis found that…
More action is needed to give Veteran borrowers and their families the assistance they deserve.
Read More about New Mortgage Relief Law Will Help Thousands of Veterans Avoid Foreclosure
NCLC advocates urge further progress and support for struggling homeowners
Read More about Bill Makes Strides Toward Sustainable Homeownership
Abrupt End of Program to Help Veterans Avoid Foreclosure Leaves Them at Risk of Home Loss
Veterans Affairs Servicing Purchase Program Provided ‘Last Resort’ for Veterans, Congress Must Act Quickly to Fill the Gap
Read More about Abrupt End of VASP Program Leaves Veterans, Families at Risk of Home Loss
The government will now only address illegal discrimination in the rare instances when the bad actor is caught red-handed.
Read More about Presidential Action Enables Discrimination in Housing and Lending
Originally appearing in The New York Times on March 7, 2024, Ann Carnns talks to NCLC Senior Attorney Alys Cohen about how the CFPB had kept a close eye on mortgage lenders, but now, with the bureau hobbled, consumers should take several steps, starting with shopping for the best mortgage rates. The bureau had effectively…
Consumer Advocates and Mortgage Banking Groups Welcome Long-Awaited Rule to Provide Stability to Property Assessed Clean Energy Loans
Read More about Final PACE Rule Will Protect Homeowners, Improve Mortgage Performance
Final Rule Will Only Protect Consumers from Junk Fees Attached to Live Event Tickets and Hotel Stays
Read More about FTC Rule Stops Short of Protecting Tenants from Junk Fees in Rental Housing