On the recordApril 28, 2010
Foreclosures don't just leave homes empty, they ravage communities and make it hard for local governments to make investments in roads and schools.
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congress.govForeclosures don't just leave homes empty, they ravage communities and make it hard for local governments to make investments in roads and schools.
Durbin highlights the broader community impact of foreclosures.
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