The worldwide COVID-19 pandemic and subsequent state and federal declarations of emergency greatly altered the landscape of Massachusetts foreclosure and workout practice. Government, regulatory agencies, and mortgage loan investors and insurers responded quickly with a raft of measures to preserve housing and prevent borrowers from being foreclosed upon or evicted due to the massive negative economic impact of COVID-19. In addition, state and federal governments, along with investors and insurers, developed new loss mitigation programs to comply with the COVID-19 laws to benefit borrowers and loan servicers alike. Now that vaccinations are rolling back the pandemic in the United States, and the statutory safety-nets are coming to an end, borrowers and servicers are working to find their way back to 'normal' default and workout practice. Join us online to stay up-to-date on the latest developments.
Course Content
9:30 - 9:50 amForeclosures & Workouts: Legislative and Investor/Insurer Reaction to COVID-19 Pandemic
Paul J. Mulligan, Esq.,
MassHousing, Boston
9:50 - 10:10 am
Foreclosure Practice During COVID-19
Erika J. Hoover, Esq.,
Korde & Associates, PC, Lowell
10:10 - 10:23 am
Title Insurers' Perspectives on Foreclosures During COVID-19
Nerejda Katherine Prifti, Esq.,
First American Title Insurance Company, Boston
10:23 - 10:34 am
'Ask the Experts' Q&A Session and Key Takeaways
Panel
Please Note
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Speakers
FacultyErika J. Hoover, Esq.,
Korde & Associates, PC, Lowell
Paul J. Mulligan, Esq.,
MassHousing, Boston
Nerejda Katherine Prifti, Esq.,
First American Title Insurance Company, Boston
