Dispute with HUD counseling service needs to end
Peter G. Miller
August 16th, 2011
August 16th, 2011
Every few months you read in the paper about a major mortgage modification clinic coming to town. In Washington, this meant that major meeting space was taken over in a downtown hotel, hundreds of counselors set up shop and the line of concerned borrowers hoping for help stretched out the door and waited patiently for their turn.
The group that operates such mass modifications is called the National Assistance Corporation of America or NACA. It must be doing a good job because it provides about 30 percent of the counseling services available to borrowers with money provided by HUD.
Or it did, until the money stopped.
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