ABOUT THE MINNESOTA
FORECLOSURE PARTNERS COUNCIL
The goal of the Minnesota Foreclosure Partners Council
is to identify, fund, and implement coordinated policies
and
programs that effectively address the impact of the recent
surge in mortgage foreclosures on families, neighborhoods,
and communities.
Partners confront the practice and consequences
of predatory and inappropriate lending by taking specific,
innovative, and collaborative action including changes
in policies and practices and the provision of resources.
Partner
Organizations Include:
Chairs
Cecile Bedor, City of Saint Paul
Warren Hanson, Greater Minnesota Housing Fund
Members
- Anoka County Housing and Redevelopment Authority
- City of Brooklyn Park
- City of Minneapolis
- City of Moorhead
- City of Saint Paul
- City of Woodbury
- Center for Urban and Regional Affairs, University of Minnesota
- Dakota County
- Dayton’s Bluff Neighborhood Housing Services
- Family Housing Fund
- Fannie Mae
- Greater Metropolitan Housing Corporation
- Greater Minnesota Housing Fund
- Hennepin County
- HousingLink
- League of Minnesota Cities
- Local Initiatives Support Corporation - Duluth
- Local Initiatives Support Corporation - Twin Cites
- Metropolitan Consortium of Community Developers
- Minnesota Housing
- Minnesota Home Ownership Center
- Ramsey County
- St Cloud Housing and Redevelopment Authority
- Three Rivers Community Action
- Twin Cities Community Land Bank
Other Key Partners
- Banks
- Community and neighborhood organizations
- Community development corporations
- Elected and public officials
- Federal and local housing agencies
- Foundations and private donors
- Housing advocates and tenants organizations
- Legal assistance providers
- Local governments
- Mortgage brokers
- Mortgage lenders and servicers
- Realtors
- Trustees of mortgage backed securities
Contact Information
Twin Cities Metro:
Melissa Manderschied, Coordinator of
the Minnesota Foreclosure Partners Council,
612.337.9274 or mmanders@kennedy-graven.com
Greater Minnesota:
Greater Minnesota Housing Fund, 651.221.1997
or toll-free at 1.800.277.2258
