Declare intent to contact lenders about nonprofit program to prevent foreclosures
In Plain English
The city wants to reach out to banks and other mortgage companies that own delinquent home loans. A nonprofit organization has a program that buys these troubled mortgages to help homeowners avoid foreclosure. If approved, the city formally signals its interest in connecting local lenders with this foreclosure prevention program.
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