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“Well, if that is the truth, then we need the information so that we can tell which loan servicers are actually working with homeowners to actually stave off foreclosure.”
Gov. Martin O’Malley announced a wide-ranging plan today to confront an unprecedented rise in home foreclosures and combat predatory mortgage scams.
The Democratic governor proposed new requirements for brokers and lenders to ensure that borrowers can afford the mortgages, changes to the state’s foreclosure process to make it more consumer-friendly, and a ban on the conveyance of property in so-called foreclosure rescue schemes.
O’Malley’s administration also wants Maryland to become the second state in the nation, after California, to require that loan servicing companies file detailed monthly reports about how many loans are in default and their efforts to help borrowers by refinancing or modifying the loan terms. Read more
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