Dispossessed: How Predatory Bureaucracy Foreclosed on the American Middle Class

Dispossessed: How Predatory Bureaucracy Foreclosed on the American Middle Class By Stout, Noelle Published by University of California Press Publication Date: 2019-06-04 Subject: Business & Economics Real Estate Mortgages, Business & Economics Banks & Banking, Business & Economics Real Estate - Mortgages, Social Science Anthropology Cultural & Social, Social Science Poverty & Homelessness, Social Science Social Classes & Economic Disparity, Social Science Anthropology - Cultural & Social, Social Science Poverty & Homelessness, Social Science Social Classes & Economic Disparity, Archaeology, Housing And Homelessness, Poverty And Precarity, Property And Real Estate, Social And Cultural Anthropology, Social Classes, Archaeology, Social Science Anthropology Cultural & Social, Social Science, Anthropology, Cultural & Social, Social Science Social Classes & Economic Disparity, Social Classes & Economic Disparity, Social Science Poverty & Homelessness, Poverty & Homelessness, Business & Economics Real Estate Mortgages, Business & Economics, Real Estate, Mortgages, Social And Cultural Anthropology, Social Classes, Poverty And Precarity, Housing And Homelessness, Property And Real Estate, Predatory Lending - California - Sacramento, Reverse Discrimination In Mortgage Loans - California - Sacramento, Collection Laws - Moral And Ethical Aspects - California - Sacramento, Anf: Society Subject Keywords: 2008; 2000s; homeowner; united states; us history; sacramento valley; bureaucracy; banks; residential; loss; losing property; losing home; walls treet; wall street; debt; corporate; lending; lenders; loan servicers; true story; eviction; tragedy; income inequality; middle class; people of color; communities of color; mortgage; financial crisis; great depression Genre: Archaeology, Social Science, Anthropology, Cultural & Social, Social Science, Social Classes & Economic Disparity, Social Science, Poverty & Homelessness, Business & Economics, Real Estate, Mortgages, Social And Cultural Anthropology, Social Classes, Poverty And Precarity, Housing And Homelessness, Property And Real Estate Target Audience: Professional and scholarly