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Community Investments: Volume 21, Issue 3, 2009 Community Development Finance
Community Investments: Volume 21, Issue 3, 2009
In this issue of Community Investments, we explore the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead for the field of community development finance. The articles cover a range of issues, including practical strategies for coping with the current economic environment, ideas for strengthening the Low Income Housing Tax Credit, the unique financial structure of nonprofits and nonprofit sustainability, small business financing, and the potential role of P2P lending in community development finance.
   
Working Paper Series Working Paper Series: November, 2009
Financial Education in San Francisco: A Study of Local Practioners, Service Gaps and Promising Practices
:: Laura Choi
   
Preserving Communities Preserving Homeownership Foreclosure Resource Center
For the latest information on the Federal Reserve's efforts to mitigate the impact of foreclosures, including local data presentations and research reports, visit our new Foreclosure Resource Center.
   

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