Ohio's Mortgage Relief Fell Short Of Goal

As Ohio spends the last of $570 million in federal money to fight foreclosures, a key question lingers: Did the program work? The program, called the Hardest Hit Fund, helped fewer than half the number the state originally projected and barely made a dent in the foreclosure numbers.

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