Tools for the neighborhood builder include
A. The Home Mortgage Disclosure Act, which prevents price gouging by notifying area residents about the average purchase price for home in a particular district.
B. Individual Development Accounts, which assist individual homeowners with grants for housing rehabilitation.
C. Community Reinvestment Act, which provides funding from the federal government to local governments to promote neighborhood development.
D. Community Land Trusts, which are nonprofit organizations that own real estate in order to benefit the community, generally to provide housing and land for development.
Question 2
In order to succeed a neighborhood organization needs to perform a number of tasks, including
A. Promoting communication among neighbors.
B. Applying for government grants, particularly federal government grants that have a neighborhood focus.
C. Maintaining focus on the neighborhood itself, staying away from coalitions or other linkages to the broader community.
D. Entrusting leadership to a few, highly committed individuals.
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