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March, 2010
Out On Loan
Chicagoans are having a tough time navigating through the paperwork and lengthy process to get their home loans modified.
Table of Contents
- Home Loan Purgatory
On March 4, 2009, homeowners could start applying to have their unaffordable monthly mortgages altered as part of a $75 billion loan modification program—the Home Affordable Modification Program. One year later, a Chicago Reporter investigation shows that many Chicagoans have less than a 50-50 chance of getting those modifications—even with the help of government-certified homeownership counselors.
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- Methodology (Home Loan Purgatory)
Methodology for "Out On Loan"
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- Tips For A Successful Modification
Find out tips on how to try and improve your own chances for a successful home loan modification.
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- En Español: Home Loan Purgatory
En Español: Home Loan Purgatory
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- Act I: Access
A unique program brings together disability and drama.
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The Chicago Reporter is a publication of the Community Renewal Society, which also publishes Catalyst-Chicago and Catalyst-Ohio.
The Chicago Reporter is a publication of the Community Renewal Society, which also publishes Catalyst-Chicago and Catalyst-Ohio.
