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May 21, 2020

Lender Force-Placed Insurance Practices: Claims and Defenses Are Coming.

Tenants and homeowners are at risk for evictions, foreclosures, and mortgage add-ons like force-placed insurance premiums. See Tony Romm, Millions of People Lost Their Jobs in Hard-Hit New England. Many Fear Their Homes Could be Next, WASHINGTON POST online Wed., May 20, 2020.

Find out more about the Causes and Claims behind Lender Force-Placed Insurance Practices. See the Introduction by Dennis Wall to what's in the Loan Documents you sign when you or your clients buy a house, Section 2:1 in LENDER FORCE-PLACED INSURANCE PRACTICES published by American Bar Association Publishing, accessible at no charge to you and your clients at https://www.dennisjwall.com.

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Posted by on May 21, 2020 at 07:54 AM in Force Placed Insurance |

Tags: #CoronavirusResponse, #Force-PlacedInsurance, #Homeowners, #LendersForcingPremiums, #MortgageDelinquencies, #Pandemic

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