At the beginning of the month, guest blogger Lil Ann Gray, an attorney with the South Carolina Department of Consumer Affairs, wrote a post on the Protecting Tenants at Foreclosure Act. It has been an extremely popular and timely post for the SC Access to Justice Weblog.
Well, today I saw that HUD had submitted guidance on June 18, 2009. Here is the link to their guidance.
Additionally, the South Carolina Department of Consumer Affairs has been very proactive with their own guidance here. And, please take a few moments to check out their blog at http://consumer.thestateonline.com/. It has helpful tips for South Carolina consumers!
Thanks Lil Ann, the SC DCA, and HUD.
-RFW
And thanks to @eppink and @accesstojustice for pointing us toward this.
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