"Save the Dream" Coming to Cleveland Ohio: NACA's Mortgage Restructuring & Renegotiation Event

The Neighborhood Assistance Corporation of America (NACA) is holding a Save the Dream Event at the Wolstein Center in Cleveland, Ohio, July 17-20, 2009. Congresswoman Marcia L Fudge invited NACA to her district to provide the best solution for homeowners with an unaffordable mortgage.

This is a continuation of NACAs nationwide Save the Dream Tour, where more than 25,000 homeowners have already participated. Most importantly thousands of homeowners received same day solutions with their interest rate permanently reduced to 4%, 3% and 2% and if necessary their outstanding principal reduced based on what the homeowner can afford. All of NACAs services are FREE.

NACA will have over 500 staff and volunteers including over 250 counselors providing counseling from 9:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. from Friday July 17th through Monday July 20th. Every homeowner with an unaffordable mortgage should take advantage of this extraordinary opportunity.

For more info, go to http://www.naca.com

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Nonprofits & Activism

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• Neighborhood
• Assistance
• Corporation
• America
• NACA
• Congresswoman
• Marcia
• Fudge
• Cleveland
• Ohio
• Save
• Dream

[isisqueenafrika]

Stay away from Feldman Law Center, offering loan modifications. Steven Feldman is a liar and a scam artist!

[bigbilllasvegas]

Just sign the papers and we will own you for the rest of your life, enjoy.

[altavelocidad]

Well attended the event today and despite rumors of 2% financing for even the unemployed I was turned down due to having 2500.00 in credit card debt therfore disqualifying me from Obamas help plan. I make a good living at my job of 13 years and am only behind due to an upside down mortagage and increasing property taxes. If you owe on your credit cards dont even bother with wells fargo.

[altavelocidad]

I had a quick question. I made it as far as the orientation and getting the workbook before i was sent home in chicago due to the hour. I am going out to st. louis on Friday. My question is do i still stand in line from scratch or do i go directly to the next step in counseling? I really hope you can answer this before i leave. Thank you.