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DENNIS A. CARDOZA: In recent weeks we have seen a small but slow and steady improvement in the national housing market while other parts of…

On the recordJune 10, 2010
In recent weeks we have seen a small but slow and steady improvement in the national housing market while other parts of the country, like my congressional district in the San Joaquin Valley, have continued to deteriorate. I have repeatedly explained to the administration that their programs are not doing enough to stem the problems of the rising tide of foreclosures in areas like the Central Valley in California. As this economic devastation continues, we must redouble our efforts to help our constituents as we work to improve the fundamentals of the economy and hopefully eventually pull ourselves out of this situation. We must ensure that we are doing everything that we can to help those who are suffering the most. Counseling services are just one component of this comprehensive approach that we need to deal with this ongoing crisis. People must know their options when faced with foreclosure so that they can make informed decisions based on their own personal circumstances. Navigating these options is often difficult, stressful, and confusing to those who have never had to deal with such issues.
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DENNIS A. CARDOZA
California
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Jun 10, 2010

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Speaker addresses the ongoing housing crisis and the need for better support and counseling for those facing foreclosure.

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