Watch the recorded webinar for an expert discussion of potential policy reforms that can help to address Tyler issues and create more equitable outcomes for individuals, neighborhoods, and cities.
Watch Recording Read More about Policy Reform Post-Tyler v. Hennepin County: Preserving Homeownership, Preventing Vacancy, and Reducing Legal Risk
As homeowners struggle to recover from the pandemic and deal with soaring inflation, some risk losing their homes to a strict and often rapid tax lien foreclosure process. As many as 8.5 million homeowners could become delinquent on their property taxes in 2023. The U.S. Supreme Court recently ruled in Tyler v. Hennepin County that…
Read More about What States Can Do to Reduce Property Tax Foreclosures
amend the regulation on the mandatory meeting that mortgage servicers must have with borrowers early in the default process.
Read More about Group Letter Commenting on HUD's Proposed Rule on Borrower Engagement
NCLC submitted comments on HUD's proposed rule to amend the regulation on the mandatory meeting that mortgage servicers must have with borrowers early in the default process.
Read More about Comment on HUD's Proposed Rule on Borrower Engagement
This letter follows up on the joint August 24, 2023 letter to HUD on partial claim eligibility.
Read More about Follow-up Letter to FHA Regarding ML 2023-03
The Underserved Mortgage Markets Coalition (UMMC) represents 30 national affordable housing organizations which are firmly committed to working with FHFA and the GSEs to increase affordable housing of all types in underserved markets. The coalition offers these policy recommendations to allow the GSEs to increase affordable housing opportunities and further the public’s understanding of their…
Read More about Letter to FHFA Director Sandra Thompson from Underserved Mortgage Markets Coalition
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