Congress can pass laws for just about anything. No law like what you suggest exists, and if it was made, it would likely be challenged to the Supreme Court and overturned as unconstitutional. (and of course is grossly unfair and would put the financial markets, banking, and just about all business in a tailspin).
The Constitution prevents the taking of goods without due process and compensation. The right to foreclose and recover monies that were legally loaned is a right to property. The lender must be fully compensated by someone.
Yes, there are passport holders available with RFID protection to prevent unauthorized scanning of personal information.
By paying your mortgage payments on time.
No, a drug conviction will not automatically prevent a person from being employed in the mortgage industry. Each company has their requirements that a person must meet to be hired.
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they tried to prevent southerners from reading abolitionist materials
Congress passsed the Twelfth Amendment..
to prevent the reading of antislavery petitions in Congress. :)twitter.com/tabithaparker
Hypotheken is not some sort of sickness like hypothermia. It is also not a disease. Hypothoken translates from Dutch to English meaning mortgage. If you want to prevent having a mortgage, don't purchase a house.
The only way that one can prevent this from happening is to first of all whatever that you owe from the mortgage. Reshaping applications for a loan. Also, getting extra financial help from another source for mortgage is necessary.
He vetoes the bill.
What happens to a second mortgage if there is a friendly foreclosure of the first mortgage on property?
Hoover responded to the domestic crisis in 1931 by asking Congress to pass the Emergency Relief and Construction Act. This act aimed to provide funding for public works projects and relief for unemployed Americans, with the hope of stimulating the economy and alleviating the impact of the crisis.