Predatory lending is a term used to describe a wide range of unfair financial practices. Here are some resources that can help you avoid being a victim.
North Carolina Housing Finance Agency Predatory Lending Counseling Resources North Carolina's predatory lending law (Senate Bill 1149) mandates that persons considering high-cost home loans must receive counseling from a North Carolina Housing Finance Agency-approved counselor before they complete the loan process.
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