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SB9 and Lender Implications

Carlos Mendigochea
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I wanted know if anyone has any insights on how the SB-9 law and the rights of lenders and mortgages on the existing single-family properties might play out? 

If the existing lot is split into two, will the newly created second lot remain encumbered by the existing mortgage? Can lenders object to a lot split that might impact or compromise the security of the mortgage?

I know we are early in the process, but hoping there is some insight the group can share

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