Allowing HOAs to Extinguish Mortgages: Several mortgage lenders have asked
Monday, December 29, 2014
Lenders Appeal Court Decision
Lenders Appeal Court Decision
Allowing HOAs to Extinguish Mortgages: Several mortgage lenders have asked
the
Nevada Supreme Court to reverse a decision it made in September that a
homeowners association's (HOA) super priority lien can extinguish a
first deed of trust nonjudicially on a residential property. Last
month's ruling, which was issued by only a 4-3 majority, has only
caused more debate in Nevada between mortgage lenders and housing
investors over whether or not HOAs should have the right to extinguish a
lender's mortgage on a foreclosed property without going through the
courts. The
ruling allows HOAs to legally foreclose on a property that is
delinquent on dues payments and auction off the title to the property
without the involvement of the lender or courts, read more.
Allowing HOAs to Extinguish Mortgages: Several mortgage lenders have asked
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