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AZ HB2642
Bill
Status
2/8/2011
Primary Sponsor
Tom Chabin
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AI Summary
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Establishes a mandatory foreclosure mediation program in the administrative office of the courts for nonjudicial foreclosures on owner-occupied residential property, overseen by the Arizona Supreme Court.
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Requires mediation to address reinstatement, loan modification, and debt restructuring using Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation loan modification program calculations and forms, with communications held confidential.
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Mandates mediation participation by beneficiary (allowed by telephone), trustor with counsel, and trustee (allowed by telephone), with beneficiary representative required to have settlement authority.
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Stays all foreclosure action during mediation process; foreclosure can only resume after court certifies mediation requirements were satisfied, with all fees and costs frozen from mediation date until notice of satisfaction is recorded.
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Program terminates on July 1, 2021 and applies only to properties where notice of sale has not been recorded before the effective date; applies only to owner-occupied residential property.
Legislative Description
Foreclosures; mandatory mediation
Last Action
Referred to House BI Committee
2/9/2011