Due-on-sale clauses.
HB 1664 modifies Indiana's due-on-sale clause enforcement in residential mortgages, potentially expanding loan assumption options or restricting lender acceleration rights in property transfers.
HB 1664 modifies Indiana's due-on-sale clause enforcement in residential mortgages, potentially expanding loan assumption options or restricting lender acceleration rights in property transfers.
HB 1664 addresses due-on-sale clauses in Indiana, which are contractual provisions allowing lenders to demand full loan repayment when a property is sold. The bill modifies how these clauses operate or are enforced in residential real estate transactions. Specific language would need to be reviewed to determine whether it restricts lender rights, provides borrower protections, or clarifies enforcement procedures.
Due-on-sale clauses significantly affect property transactions and borrowing costs. Changes to these clauses can impact whether homeowners can transfer assumable loans to buyers (potentially reducing financing costs), or conversely, whether lenders maintain control over loan repayment terms. This directly affects home affordability, seller negotiating power, and lending market dynamics in Indiana.
Compiled from official sources — confirm details with the bill’s official record.
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