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About This Document: In December, the City of Chicago added Finney to the list of a dozen scofflaw landlords after a handful of subsidized buildings his nonprofit manages racked up more than 100 housing code violations, including no heat, no hot water and chronically broken boilers. Despite those financial problems, few cutbacks have been made on expenses that benefit Finney, who has cashed in on lucrative vacation payouts, unloaded properties owned by his church and his late father on the nonprofits, and charged them a premium for consulting and other services his private companies have provided, The Chicago Reporter found. TWO was not part of the new $30 million plan to overhaul the area surrounding Grove Pare - building a community center and providing social services for area residents - that local congressmen, Mayor Rahm Emanuel and HUD Secretary Shaun Donovan were there to promote.

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Tags: The Chicago Reporter, Jan Feb 2012, Following Finney, Caputo, Angela, Feature, Nonprofit organizations, Block clubs

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