Senate Bill Would Force Mortgage Agencies to Exhaust Homeowner Relief Options Before Selling Delinquent Loans
Also known as: Preserving Homes and Communities Act of 2026
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New Bill: Senator Jack Reed introduces S. 3753: Preserving Homes and Communities Act of 2026
The bill aims to regulate the sale of non-performing mortgage loans to promote affordable housing. It mandates that purchasers offer loss mitigation options at least as favorable as FHA terms and establishes a 'First Look' program for nonprofits to buy foreclosed properties at fair market value.

How to Recharge a Nonprofit-Led Affordable Housing Delivery System
The Preserving Homes and Communities Act would codify programs helping community buyers obtain properties from government entities before they go to broad sale. This shift aims to make more single-family homes available to nonprofits rather than large investors to address the housing crisis.
Senator Jack Reed proposes S. 3753: Preserving Homes and Communities Act of 2026
This legislation regulates bulk auctions of non-performing loans. It requires a 90-day written notice to borrowers before a sale and mandates that purchasers maintain vacant properties and pay local taxes until the property is transferred to a nonprofit or sold to an owner-occupant.