This is something that every state should do and I am not sure why more haven’t.
RALEIGH, N.C. — North Carolina consumers soon will have new protections from foreclosures and intimidating debt collection practices.
Gov. Beverly Perdue on Wednesday signed into law a bill approved by the Legislature last month and backed by Attorney General Roy Cooper.
Once the new law takes effect next month, it will allow a clerk of court to postpone a foreclosure hearing for up to 60 days to allow a homeowner more time to work out a payment plan with the mortgage holder and remain in their home.
House shopping is fun but doing it in person is tiring; it’s so nice to eliminate some and find a few gems online, then go see.