Group letter urging the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau to pause revising the Qualified Mortgage Definition and to extend the current patch through COVID-19.
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On behalf of the clients and communities we represent, NCLC writes to comment on HUD’s proposed revisions to Single Family Housing Policy Handbook, Handbook 4000.1.
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We write to comment on HUD’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic through Mortgagee Letter 2021-18. We appreciate that HUD has provided an avenue for borrowers to access significant payment relief through the COVID-19 Recovery Modification. It is essential, however, that HUD take further steps to ensure that its program operates as intended and borrowers are…
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The undersigned civil rights and consumer advocacy organizations are writing in response tothe Federal Housing Finance Agency’s (“FHFA”) Request for Input (“RFI”) for the Enterprises’Equitable Housing Finance Plans (“Equity Plans”).
Comments offered to the Federal Housing Finance Agency on building access to and preserving homeownership, including through equitable and linguistically-competent loan servicing and disposition of properties, and policies that promote equity and expand opportunity for low-income tenants.
The Plaintiff brings this complaint against her former mortgage servicer, J.P. MORGAN CHASE BANK, for actual damages due to Defendant’s refusal to consider her applications to assume and modify the mortgage loan on her home after the death of Plaintiff’s husband, Joe Frank, in breach of the Deed ofTrust.
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