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MN SF2170
Bill
Status
5/10/2010
Primary Sponsor
Mark Olson
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AI Summary
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Requires mortgage foreclosure parties to provide homeowners with notice of foreclosure prevention counseling and mediation opportunities before recording notice of pendency on one to four family homestead properties
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Establishes mandatory mediation process through Office of Administrative Hearings when homeowner receives counseling but cannot resolve default within 60 days, with $160 mediation fee per party
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Reduces homeowner redemption period from six months to five months if they participate in mediation proceedings, and allows four-month postponement of foreclosure sale instead of standard postponement rules
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Prohibits deficiency judgments on foreclosures where mediation is conducted and applies to mortgages not refinanced or modified under federal Home Affordable programs, with exemptions for small local lenders with ten or fewer foreclosures in preceding twelve months
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All mediation provisions expire July 1, 2012, with law effective July 1, 2010 for foreclosures commenced on or after that date
Legislative Description
Mortgage foreclosure mediation process prior to mortgage foreclosure proceedings on homestead property
Last Action
House: Senate file first reading, referred to Finance
5/10/2010