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Dayton City Commissioner Dean Lovelace urges Dayton residents who feel they may be the victim of predatory lending practices to seek help through various community agencies.

 

Dayton ranked 16th among the 100 largest metropolitan areas in the United States for home foreclosures during the first half of 2007. Many of these foreclosures can be attributed to predatory lending practices.


"Predatory lending continues to be a serious issue, not just in Dayton, but across the country," Commissioner Lovelace said. "I urge anyone who is in danger of losing their mortgage to contact one of the agencies below for help and advice."


Montgomery County Recorder's Office

   451 W. Third St.
   Dayton, OH 45422-1260

   937-225-4275
   937-225-5980 (fax)
   E-mail: mcrecorder@mcohio.org

CountyCorp

   130 W. Second St.
   Suite 1420
   Dayton, OH 45402
   937- 225-6328
   937-225-5089 (fax)
   E-mail: countycorp@countycorp.com
 

Home Ownership Center of Greater Dayton

   371 West Second St.
   Dayton, OH 45402
   937-853-1600
   937-853-1601 (fax)
   E-mail: bdeutscher@hocgd.org
 

Ohio Housing Finance Agency

   1-888-362-6432

 

HOPE NOW  (Project Lifeline)
  1-888-995-HOPE

  www.hopenow.com

NeighborWorks America

  www.nw.org/network/foreclosure/default.asp


Homeownership Preservation Foundation

  1-888-995-HOPE

  www.995hope.org

Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD)

  www.hud.gov/foreclosure/index.cfm


The Federal Reserve

  1-888-851-1920
  www.federalreserve.gov/pubs/foreclosure/default.htm

 

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