On July 22, KETC’s Ruth Ezell hosted the second of a two-part series entitled, Facing the Mortgage Crisis. The show covers the important topics regarding foreclosure that affect not just St. Louis, but communities nationwide. Neighborhoods with foreclosed homes attract criminals and experience a higher rate of vandalism and crime. Neighborhood stabilization is something that entire communities should join together and work towards.
Panelists include: Stephen Acree, Regional Housing and Community Development Alliance; Pamela Tucker Coaxum, Enterprise Community Partners, Inc.; Chris Krehmeyer, Beyond Housing; Karen Wallensak, Catholic Charities.
On July 22, KETC’s Ruth Ezell hosted the second of a two-part series entitled, Facing the Mortgage Crisis. The show covers the important topics regarding foreclosure that affect not just St. Louis, but communities nationwide. Neighborhoods with foreclosed homes attract criminals and experience a higher rate of vandalism and crime. Neighborhood stabilization is something that entire communities should join together and work towards.
Panelists include: Stephen Acree, Regional Housing and Community Development Alliance; Pamela Tucker Coaxum, Enterprise Community Partners, Inc.; Chris Krehmeyer, Beyond Housing; Karen Wallensack, Catholic Charities.
On July 22, KETC’s Ruth Ezell hosted the second of a two-part series entitled, Facing the Mortgage Crisis. The show covers the important topics regarding foreclosure that affect not just St. Louis, but communities nationwide. Neighborhoods with foreclosed homes attract criminals and experience a higher rate of vandalism and crime. Neighborhood stabilization is something that entire communities should join together and work towards.
Panelists include: Stephen Acree, Regional Housing and Community Development Alliance; Pamela Tucker Coaxum, Enterprise Community Partners, Inc.; Chris Krehmeyer, Beyond Housing; Karen Wallensak, Catholic Charities.
On July 22, KETC’s Ruth Ezell hosted the second of a two-part series entitled, Facing the Mortgage Crisis. The show covers the important topics regarding foreclosure that affect not just St. Louis, but communities nationwide. Neighborhoods with foreclosed homes attract criminals and experience a higher rate of vandalism and crime. Neighborhood stabilization is something that entire communities should join together and work towards.
Panelists include: Stephen Acree, Regional Housing and Community Development Alliance; Pamela Tucker Coaxum, Enterprise Community Partners, Inc.; Chris Krehmeyer, Beyond Housing; Karen Wallensak, Catholic Charities.
Sometimes, the rock can be better than the hard place, insist bankruptcy lawyers. It all depends on an individual’s situation. And, they add, financially distressed consumers unable to negotiate a loan modification with their lenders might not think about bankruptcy as an option.
After reading the Beacon’s coverage of the mortgage crisis, attorney Rory Ellinger of Ellinger and Associates of O’Fallon, Mo., suggested a story about how Chapter 13 bankruptcy can be used to stop a foreclosure.
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