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AR HB1811
Bill
Status
3/31/2011
Primary Sponsor
Tiffany Rogers
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AI Summary
HB1811 Summary
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Adds "obligor" to foreclosure definitions and clarifies that foreclosures may be initiated by beneficiaries or mortgagees rather than only trustees
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Prohibits foreclosure initiation if an application for loss mitigation or loan modification by the mortgagor, grantor, or obligor is pending
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Requires foreclosure notices include name, address, and telephone number of the party initiating foreclosure and contact information for government-sponsored and private loss mitigation or loan modification programs available to the borrower
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Establishes 60-day waiting period after recording notice of default and intention to sell before sale can proceed
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Requires identity of debt payment recipient, note holder, and note location be made available at no cost to mortgagor, grantor, and obligor before foreclosure initiation
Legislative Description
To Require Additional Information And To Encourage Loss Mitigation And Loan Modifications Before Initiating A Statutory Foreclosure.
Last Action
House Notification that HB1811 is now Act 885
3/31/2011