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April 23, 2008

Foreclosure workshop tonight

If you are looking for help with your loan or an alternative to foreclosure there is a free workshop tonight in Sacramento to talk about your options. Here are the details:

PUBLIC INVITED TO FREE WORKSHOP ON
FORECLOSURE AND MORTGAGE DEFAULT

The Sacramento Housing and Redevelopment Agency in conjunction with the Sacramento Regional Partners in Homeownership will sponsor a consumer workshop on mortgage default and foreclosure presented by Chase Homeownership Preservation on Wednesday, April 23, 2008, from 6:30 - 8:30 p.m., at Regency Park Elementary School, 5901 Bridgecross Drive, Sacramento, 95835.

Invited guest speakers are Mayor Heather Fargo and Council Member Ray Tretheway. Representatives from local and national banks and lending institutions, along with home loan and credit counselors will provide one-on-one advice and important information on preventing mortgage defaults and foreclosure.

Homeowners are encouraged to bring their loan documents and financial information. RSVP to SHRA Homeownership Services at (916) 264-1500.

Resource education and information about preventing mortgage default and foreclosure is also available at www.shra.org.

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