Home Ownership and Equity Protection Act

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The Home Ownership and Equity Protection Act is a U.S. federal law designed to curb predatory lending practices in high-cost home loans by imposing enhanced disclosure requirements and restrictions on abusive mortgage terms.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf United States federal law
consumer protection law
mortgage lending regulation
administeredBy Consumer Financial Protection Bureau NERFINISHED
Federal Reserve Board NERFINISHED
aimsTo increase transparency in mortgage terms
reduce equity stripping from homeowners
appliesTo certain refinances secured by a consumer's principal dwelling
high-cost home equity loans
codifiedIn 15 U.S.C. § 1639
country United States of America
surface form: United States
enactedBy United States Congress
establishes triggers based on APR for high-cost mortgage coverage
triggers based on points and fees for high-cost mortgage coverage
triggers based on prepayment penalties for high-cost mortgage coverage
excludes purchase-money mortgages for most provisions
focusesOn subprime and high-cost mortgage markets
implementedThrough Regulation Z NERFINISHED
imposes ability-to-repay requirements for high-cost loans
enhanced disclosure requirements
restrictions on balloon payments in high-cost loans
restrictions on due-on-demand clauses in high-cost loans
restrictions on negative amortization in high-cost loans
restrictions on prepayment penalties in high-cost loans
influenced CFPB high-cost mortgage rules under Regulation Z NERFINISHED
legalRemedies assignee liability for certain high-cost loans
enhanced civil liability for violations
partOf Truth in Lending Act NERFINISHED
prohibits financing of single-premium credit insurance in high-cost loans
loan flipping in high-cost mortgages
making high-cost loans without regard to the borrower’s repayment ability
most prepayment penalties on high-cost loans after a certain period
protects homeowners with limited income or credit
purpose curb predatory lending in high-cost home loans
enhance disclosure requirements for certain mortgages
protect consumers from abusive mortgage terms
relatedTo Real Estate Settlement Procedures Act NERFINISHED
Truth in Lending Act NERFINISHED
requires notice to assignees that a loan is subject to HOEPA
special advance disclosures for high-cost mortgages
sector housing finance
shortName HOEPA NERFINISHED
signedBy Bill Clinton
signedOn 1994-09-23
strengthenedBy Dodd–Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act NERFINISHED
subjectMatter consumer credit disclosures
home equity lending
yearEnacted 1994

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Truth in Lending Act amendedBy Home Ownership and Equity Protection Act