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MO HB1230
Bill
Status
3/11/2015
Primary Sponsor
Rochelle Walton Gray
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AI Summary
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Mortgage companies and loan servicers must fully disclose note and deed of trust terms to any person with a recorded interest in real property within 30 days of request or at least 30 days before initiating foreclosure proceedings
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Persons with recorded property interests must be notified of any payment defaults and given 30 days to cure the default, regardless of who is liable on the loan
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Recorded interest holders are entitled to receive a full loan accounting from origination date, including escrow statements, total balance due, interest rates, late charges, principal and interest paid, and amortization schedules
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Reverse mortgage lenders must provide heirs a minimum 15-year repayment period for amounts due after the borrower's death, at the average mortgage interest rate in effect at the date of death
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Heirs must be named in a will, letters of administration, or file an affidavit of death with the recorder of deeds to qualify for loan information disclosure
Legislative Description
Changes the laws regarding certain mortgage disclosures and requires any lender making a reverse mortgage loan to allow for the repayment of the loan after the death of the person who entered into the loan
Last Action
Referred: Banking(H)
5/15/2015