Foreclosure Rescue Bill Passes Senate Banking Committee
The Senate Banking Committee today just passed , the foreclosure rescue bill. The test vote was 83-3. The bill is set to have a final vote by the senate later today. There are still areas that may need working on, and Pres. Bush could veto.
My take on what the bill contains is:
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UPDATE: The foreclosure rescue bill was signed on July 30th and will be in effect on Oct. 1, 2008
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My take on what the bill contains is:
- A requirement for the lender to reduce the loan by 10% of what is the current market value.
- That it is only available for adjustable mortgages that have reset and the borrower is not able to keep up, but previously the payments were on time.
- There are equity share requirements when the property is sold in the future. Starting with all equity paid to the lender, and a gradual decrease of equity paid as time goes on.
- Also, there is a tax credit for first time home buyers up to $7,500. I will cover buyer benefits of the bill in a future post.
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UPDATE: The foreclosure rescue bill was signed on July 30th and will be in effect on Oct. 1, 2008
- The lender has to agree to write off the loan to be adjusted to 90% of the current value (after new appr.) It is up to the lender whether they agree to it or not.
- 31% or more of your monthly income is currently spent on your mortgage payment.
- A 3% FHA exit fee is charged when selling or refinancing the loan.
- If the property with an FHA refinanced loan is sold withing a year, 100% of equity goes to the lender. After that it is reduced by 10% each year. At year 5 it is 50% of equity to be paid back. It then stays at that rate.
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