Current as of: 2010 The following definitions shall apply in this Article: (1) Default. Whenever a property owner is more than 60 days delinquent on any loan or debt that is secured by the property, including real estate taxes. (2) Exempt transaction. A foreclosure rescue transaction in which the transferee is any of the following: a. A member of the transferor's immediate family as defined in Gen. Stat. 53-244-030(13). b. A state, federal, or local government agency or organization. c. A bank, savings institution, or credit union, including operating subsidiaries and affiliates, organized under the laws of the United States or any state. d. A mortgage lender or mortgage servicer licensed by the Commissioner of Banks under Article 19B of Chapter 53 of the General Statutes. (3) Foreclosure rescue transaction. A transfer of residential real property, including a manufactured home that is permanently attached to the real property, which includes all of the following features: a. The real property is the principal residence of the transferor. b. The transferor is in default or legal proceedings have been initiated to foreclose on the transferor's property. c. The transferee, an agent of the transferee, or others acting in concert with the transferee make representations that the transfer of the residential property will enable the transferor to prevent, postpone, or reverse the effect of foreclosure and to remain in the residence. d. The transferor retains an interest in the property conveyed, including a tenancy interest, an interest under a lease-purchase agreement, an option to reacquire the property, or any other legal, equitable, or possessory interest in the property conveyed. (4) Property. Real property upon which there is located one or more single-family dwellings, including an individual condominium unit, cooperative unit, manufactured home, or mobile home. (2010-164, s. 2.) ________________________________________________________________________
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