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Reader Question: FHA Loan Rule Changes On Collection Actions

March 6, 2012

In a recent blog post we reported the FHA’s announced changes to its rules concerning collections, court judgments, and payoffs of those actions.

FHA mortgagee letter 2012-3 published new instructions for FHA lenders added to HUD 4155.1 .4C.2.E. which now says, “If the total outstanding balance of all collection accounts is equal to or greater than $1,000 the borrower must resolve the accounts (e.g. entered into payment arrangements with minimum three months verified payments-paid as agreed) or paid in full at the time of, or prior to closing.

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