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2011-10-26 — radioiowa.com
"A study by a University of Iowa researcher found that age, education and race were factors that didn't follow the norm in determining who would be impacted by the mortgage crisis. Jerry Anthony examined bankruptcies from 2007 where people had become "house broke" or faced a mortgage payment that became too big"
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