As the new Congress gets into its work, to be followed in a week by Obama's inauguration, there is increasing talk of additional ways to help homeowners facing foreclosure. While no specific plan is yet available or close to becoming law, a variety of things is being discussed. Among these are moratorium periods before foreclosure is initiated, a redrafting of the bankruptcy laws, an extension of the TARP bailout for homeowners facing foreclosure and a fee-driven incentive for lenders to be more pro-active on loan modifications.
While nothing is in writing yet, much less in stone, something is likely to happen. Keep your eyes here for updates when it happens.
Wednesday, January 14, 2009
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