Educational Programme on Foreclosures: Engaging Hard-to-Reach and Vulnerable Homeowners
Wednesday September 29 , 2010
- By: Fordham University Law School Feerick Center
- Time: 3:00 PM - 5:00 PM
- Location:
Fordham University Law School Feerick CenterQueens Borough Hall, Room 213120-55 Queens Blvd. (near the Union Turnpike–Kew Gardens stop on the F and E Subway line)New York, United StatesMap: maps.google.com
- Contact:
Fordham University Law School Feerick Center
- Website: law2.fordham.edu
The program will provide: an overview of the foreclosure problem in New York City; a summary of the foreclosure process; and a description of the impact of foreclosures on tenants, including their rights to obtain repairs and prevent evictions during and after foreclosure. The presenters will cover new developments in the area over the past year.
The program will also cover hard-to-reach homeowners who are especially vulnerable to foreclosures. Presenters will discuss how to engage these homeowners and review resources and specialized foreclosure prevention services provided by the City of New York and not-for-profit organizations.


