Various states such as Pennsylvania and Minnesota are taking limited action to slow down the pass of home foreclosures. Maryland's Governor O'Malley has signed a bill that a bank has to wait not 15 but 150 days to foreclose on a house, after the owner is in default. Foreclosures in Philadelphia, Pa. have been suspended in April. In Minnesota, there is a bill to let borrowers defer part of their mortgage balance for up to 1 year without being considered delinquent. It still isn't enough, unless the US Congress passes LaRouche's HBPA, Homeowner and Bank Protection act.
Sunday, April 13
Feds Don't Act, States do, on Mortgages
Posted by Howiecopywriter at 6:25 PM
Labels: commercial mortgages, foreclosures pennsylvania minnesota
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