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Mortgage Lending and Foreclosure Patterns in Chicago Neighborhoodsnew!
April 22, 2008
Geoff Smith
 
Presentation on mortgage lending and foreclosure patterns in Chicago neighborhoods at City of Chicago Department of Housing's 5 Year Plan advisory group meeting.
Subprime Lending and Foreclosures: A Local Perspective
March 31, 2008

Tom Feltner

Presentation made to the 10th Congressional District Mortgage Roundtable detailing high risk lending and foreclosure patterns in North Cook and Lake counties.

Foreclosure: The State of the Problem at the National and State Level
July 24, 2007

Geoff Smith

Presentation made at the Illinois Attorney General's Homeownership Preservation Summit describing recent national and regional subprime lending and foreclosure trends.

High cost consumer credit: What it is, how it works, and its consequences
April 27, 2007

Tom Feltner

Presentation made at the Illinois State University Stevenson Center for Community and Economic Development conference entitled Micro-credit: An Alternative to Predatory Lending.  The presentation lays out the features of many of the most popular forms of high cost emergency credit available to Illinois borrowers.  It continues by examining why these types of loans are attractive options for many borrowers despite their high cost and potentially predatory features and considers the possible community development impacts of this type of lending when it is concentrated in lower-income communities.  Finally, it discusses several forms of consumer credit that may serve as lower cost alternatives.

 

Role of Non-Profit Research in Community Development
April 12, 2007

Tom Feltner

Presentation made to the Masters of Community Development program at North Park University on the proliferation of high cost finance in lower-income and minority communities and how research and advocacy organizations help shape the debate on appropriately priced-alternatives.

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