2007-11-03 — washingtonpost.com
"Officials worry that counselors may quit over burnout or find better jobs just as demand is soaring, said Meg Burns, director of the Office of Single Family Housing Program Development for the Department of Housing and Urban Development."
Unfortunately, nonprofits have a double-whammy of problems: they are not structurally suited for rapid expansion, and there just isn't enough government money out there to pay for all the clean-up that is needed. For better or worse, for-profit legal and workout shops will be needed in a big way, and lenders and investors should have to pay to fund most of the recovery.
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