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Documents - Foreclosure Response & Neighborhood Stabilization

This page lists documents relevant to Foreclosure Response & Neighborhood Stabilization, sorted in order of Most Relevant. The percentage after each title shows how relevant that document is to the current topic.

10 Most Relevant Documents

	Live Online Event: Rebuilding Neighborhoods - Innovative Solutions for a Post-NSP World (100%) Enterprise Community Partners 2012		Presentation Slides: Rebuilding Neighborhoods - Innovative Solutions for a Post-NSP World (100%) 2012
	Live Online Event: Growing Jobs, Greening Cities and Stabilizing Neighborhoods (100%) Enterprise Community Partners 2012		Live Online Event: Piece by Piece - An Experiment in Collective Impact and Foreclosure Response (100%) Enterprise Community Partners 2012
	The Challenge of Foreclosed Properties: An Analysis of State and Local Plans to Use the Neighborhood Stabilization Program (100%) 2009		Green Home Advantage Program (80%) Enterprise Green Communities 2012
	Slides: Using Local Market Data to Support Neighborhood Stabilization (56%) 2011		Presentation Slides: Neighborhood Stabilization in Cleveland (55%) Frank Ford Neighborhood Progress, Inc. 2010
	Cleveland's Neighborhood Stabilization Approach: An Outline (55%) Frank Ford Neighborhood Progress, Inc. 2010		NSP Resources for Realtors (52%) National Association of Realtors 2010

All Topic Relevant Documents (Sorted by Most Relevant)

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1	Live Online Event: Rebuilding Neighborhoods - Innovative Solutions for a Post-NSP World (100%) Enterprise Community Partners \| 2012
2	Presentation Slides: Rebuilding Neighborhoods - Innovative Solutions for a Post-NSP World (100%) 2012
3	Live Online Event: Growing Jobs, Greening Cities and Stabilizing Neighborhoods (100%) Enterprise Community Partners \| 2012
4	Live Online Event: Piece by Piece - An Experiment in Collective Impact and Foreclosure Response (100%) Enterprise Community Partners \| 2012
5	The Challenge of Foreclosed Properties: An Analysis of State and Local Plans to Use the Neighborhood Stabilization Program (100%) 2009
6	Green Home Advantage Program (80%) Enterprise Green Communities \| 2012
7	Slides: Using Local Market Data to Support Neighborhood Stabilization (56%) 2011
8	Presentation Slides: Neighborhood Stabilization in Cleveland (55%) Frank Ford Neighborhood Progress, Inc. \| 2010
9	Cleveland's Neighborhood Stabilization Approach: An Outline (55%) Frank Ford Neighborhood Progress, Inc. \| 2010
10	NSP Resources for Realtors (52%) National Association of Realtors \| 2010
11	Live Online Event: Successful Approaches to Greening NSP Rehabilitaion (51%) Enterprise Community Partners \| 2010
12	Presentation Slides: Neighborhood Stabilization in Baltimore (50%) Johnette Richardson Belair-Edison Neighborhoods, Inc. \| 2010
13	Every Home Counts. Every Dollar Counts. Enterprise 2008 Annual Report (50%) Enterprise Community Partners \| 2008
14	Market Data-Driven Stabilization: A Case Study of Cleveland's NEO CANDO Data System (49%) Enterprise Community Partners \| 2011
15	Presentation: Hallmark Community Solutions (44%) Mardie Oakes Hallmark Community Solutions \| 2010
16	Presentation Slides: Enterprise's Foreclosure Response Initiative (44%) Philip Bush Enterprise Community Partners \| 2010
17	An Overview of the NPI Neighborhood Stabilization Team (35%) Frank Ford Neighborhood Progress, Inc. \| 2010
18	Enterprise Green Communities Neighborhood Stabilization Program Website and Blog (35%) Peter Yost, Amy Hook GreenBuildingAdvisor.com, Enterprise Community Partners \| 2010
19	On the Ground with Comprehensive Community Initiatives (35%) Diana Meyer, Jennifer Blake, Henrique Caine, Beth Williams Pryor Enterprise Communitiy Partners \| 2000
20	Green Development Strategies and the Neighborhood Stabilization Program: A View from Columbus, Ohio (34%) Amy Hook Enterprise Community Partners \| 2010
21	Live Online Event: Using Local Market Data to Support Neighborhood Stabilization (33%) 2011
22	Live Online Event: Changes and Updates to the Neighborhood Stabilization Program in the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 (32%) 2009
23	Live Online Event: NSP Green Rehab Specs for California (31%) 2009
24	Live Online Event: Marketing and Selling Homes in a Neighborhood Stabilization Program (30%) 2010
25	Live Online Event: NSP Progress Update (30%) 2009
26	Getting Started With the National Community Stabilization Trust: A Guide for State and Local NSP Recipients (30%) National Community Stabilization Trust \| 2009
27	HOME Rochester's Green Acquisition-Rehabilitation Program (29%) Enterprise Community Partners \| 2011
28	Presentation Slides: Neighborhood Stabilization in Chicago (29%) William W. Towns Mercy Portfolio Services \| 2010
29	Live Online Event: Strategies for Comprehensive Neighborhood Revitalization (27%) Enterprise Community Partners 2010
30	Presentation Slides: Successful Approaches to Greening NSP Rehabilitation (26%) Amy Hook Enterprise Community Partners \| 2010
31	Neighborhood Stabilization Progress Sample Tracking Report (26%) Frank Ford Neighborhood Progress, Inc. \| 2010
32	Additional NSP Resources (25%) Phillip Bush Enterprise Community Partners \| 2010
33	Presentation: Atlanta Neighborhood Development Partnership (24%) Tayani Sumi Atlanta Neighborhood Development Partnership \| 2010

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