What is HOMEOWNERS PROTECTION ACT OF 1998?

A federal law that protects homeowners from practices and mortgage industry.The homeowners pay for the PMI after the coverage is needed. The rights are disclosed. AKA PMI cancellation act.

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Related Legal Terms
MORTGAGE PROTECTION, HOMEOWNERS INSURANCE POLICY, PERSONAL INJURY PROTECTION, CONSUMER FINANCIAL PROTECTION AGENCY (CFPA), CONSUMER PROTECTION LAWS, PROTECTION AND INDEMNITY INSURANCE, PROTECTION OF INVENTIONS ACT, NATIONAL FIRE PROTECTION ASSOCIATION (NFPA), PROTECTION, REFUNDING PROTECTION


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