Expiring Mortgage Crisis


	National Alliance of HUD Tenants
	A multi-cultural, tenant-controlled alliance of tenant organizations in privately-owned, multifamily HUD-assisted housing. Hundreds of tenant associations representing thousands of tenants in every region of the country are already involved, working together to:
	Preserve affordable housing * Protect tenants' rights * Promote tenant ownership and control
HOME ABOUT US MISSION HISTORY AND ACCOMPLISHMENTS BOARD OF DIRECTORS NAHT NETWORK MEMBERSHIP TENANT ORGANIZING RESOURCES GET ORGANIZED YOUR RIGHTS TAKE ACTION MARK-TO-MARKET EXPIRING MORTGAGE CRISIS PREDATORY EQUITY NAHT CONFERENCE 2009 LINKS National Alliance of HUD Tenants 42 Seaverns Avenue Boston, MA 02130 tel: (617) 267-9564 fax: (617) 522-4857 naht@saveourhomes.org Many of the links on this site require you to have You can download it by clicking on the button above. Please report problems with the website to the webmaster.	The GAO Report on expiring mortgages notes that in the next 10 years, project-based Section 8 contracts aiding 1.1 million families will expire. Even in the absence of the expiring mortgage problem, the steady erosion of affordable housing would likely continue at the rate of 41,000 units each year. Testimony by Charlotte Delgado Read the full testimony GAO Report on Expiring Mortgage Crisis More Accessible HUD Data Could Help Efforts to Preserve Housing for Low-Income Tenants Displacement Prevention Act of 2004 Read Congressman Barney Frank's bill that addresses the expiring mortgage crisis. Draft Outline of Federal Right of First Refusal Concept Read Representative Nydia Velasquez's bill.