Massachusetts H1983 aims to protect borrowers from unlawful practices in the servicing and foreclosure of subordinate mortgages.
Massachusetts H1983 addresses unlawful practices in the servicing and foreclosure of subordinate mortgages. It defines such practices, including failure to provide written communications or periodic statements, and mandates that notices be provided in English and Spanish. The bill allows borrowers to petition the court for relief if a creditor engages in these practices, potentially halting foreclosure and waiving certain fees. It also allows for the release of liens and deletion of credit reporting information.
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