Lenders can require that a homeowner maintain adequate insurance on their property, and should it lapse, they can obtain insurance coverage and add the costs of this force-placed insurance to the mortgage -- lender force-placed insurance (LFPI). This book brings to light an essential area of insurance law that reaches almost every area of consumer life in the country, providing a clear explanation of the subject and solutions to the continuing problems involved in LFPI practices. With its in-depth discussion of the key ...
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Lenders can require that a homeowner maintain adequate insurance on their property, and should it lapse, they can obtain insurance coverage and add the costs of this force-placed insurance to the mortgage -- lender force-placed insurance (LFPI). This book brings to light an essential area of insurance law that reaches almost every area of consumer life in the country, providing a clear explanation of the subject and solutions to the continuing problems involved in LFPI practices. With its in-depth discussion of the key issues involved in LFPI, this is an essential resource for attorneys, financial advisors, and others who counsel borrowers and lenders.
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Add this copy of Lender Force-Placed Insurance Practices: a Guide for to cart. $112.50, good condition, Sold by Bonita rated 4.0 out of 5 stars, ships from Newport Coast, CA, UNITED STATES, published 2016 by American Bar Association.
