Home Is More Than Our House: WDET continues its coverage of Detroit’s mortgage crisis
WDET 101.9 FM reporters Rob St. Mary and Zak Rosen continue their coverage this week in their “Home is More Than a House” series on how Detroiters are facing and fighting the foreclosure crisis.Listen to Detroit Today on WDET this week for their stories. The program airs from 1-3 p.m. weekdays on 101.9 FM.This week, Zak will be talking about how simple energy efficiency measures can save
homeowners a good chunk of change in these troubled times, with tips from the WARM Training Center.Rob St. Mary offers story is on Moratorium Now!, the activist group that works on
foreclosures. The group has been able
to save several people from losing their houses.For more on the series, check out their blog: wdetmortgagecrisis.com
WDET 101.9 FM reporters Rob St. Mary and Zak Rosen continue their
coverage this week in their “Home is More Than a House” series on how
Detroiters are facing and fighting the foreclosure crisis.
Listen to Detroit Today on WDET this week for their stories. The program airs from 1-3 p.m. weekdays on 101.9 FM.
This week, Zak will be talking about how simple energy efficiency measures can save
homeowners a good chunk of change in these troubled times, with tips from the WARM Training Center.
Rob St. Mary offers story is on Moratorium Now!, the activist group that works on
foreclosures. The group has been able
to save several people from losing their houses.
For more on the series, check out their blog: wdetmortgagecrisis.com
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