Loss Mitigation: The NY State Court Process

Prior to 2008, a New York foreclosure would be completed in a year or less. While Loss Mitigation existed, it was not a formal process as it is today, it's something that Servicers did throughout the foreclosure process. This process, known as “Dual Tracking”, was intended to avoid delays in the foreclosure process should the Loss Mitigation efforts fail, but is now prohibited by the Dodd–Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act. Read about it by clicking into our previous article.

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Dual Tracking Prohibited When “Complete” Loss Mitigation Application Received

While Borrowers have always had the ability to request Loss Mitigation as a way of resolving a foreclosure, both the public awareness and the legal requirements for Loss Mitigation have dramatically increased since the foreclosure crisis began in 2008.

By |2020-07-27T13:28:13+00:00July 22nd, 2014|Real Estate|Comments Off on Dual Tracking Prohibited When “Complete” Loss Mitigation Application Received
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