Iowa 2017-2018 Regular Session Status: Enacted

HF 2234 — A bill for an act relating to shortening the periods of time for redeeming real property from foreclosure and delaying sale of foreclosed property and relating to the statute of limitations period for executing judgments on claims for rent. (Formerly HSB 531.) Effective 7-1-18.

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House File 2234 - Introduced HOUSE FILE 2234 BY COMMITTEE ON COMMERCE (SUCCESSOR TO HSB 531) A BILL FOR An Act relating to shortening the periods of time for redeeming real property from foreclosure and delaying sale of foreclosed property.
House File 2234 - Enrolled House File 2234 AN ACT RELATING TO SHORTENING THE PERIODS OF TIME FOR REDEEMING REAL PROPERTY FROM FORECLOSURE AND DELAYING SALE OF FORECLOSED PROPERTY AND RELATING TO THE STATUTE OF LIMITATIONS PERIOD FOR EXECUTING JUDGMENTS ON CLAIMS FOR RENT.
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This paragraph does not apply to foreclosure of a mortgage if for any reason other than enforcement of a due-on-sale clause.
This paragraph does not apply to foreclosure of a mortgage if for any reason House File 2234, p.
2 other than enforcement of a due-on-sale clause.
Section 628.3, Code 2018, is amended to read as follows:
Section 615.1A, Code 2018, is amended to read as follows:
628.3 Redemption by debtor.
615.1A Execution on judgment —— claim for rent.
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After the expiration of a period of five ten years from the date of entry of judgment of a court not of record, or twenty years from the date of entry of judgment of a court of record, in an action on a claim for rent, exclusive of any time during which execution on the judgment was stayed pending a bankruptcy action or order of court, such judgment shall be null and void, all liens shall be extinguished, and no execution shall be issued.
2234 The debtor may redeem real property at any time within one year six months from the day of sale, and will, in the meantime, be entitled to the possession thereof;
However, in the event that the judgment or the right to collect thereon is sold or otherwise assigned for value to a third party other than a state or federally chartered bank or credit union, such judgment shall be null and void, all liens shall be extinguished, and no execution shall be issued after the expiration of two years from the date of entry of the judgment, exclusive of any time during which execution on the judgment was stayed pending a bankruptcy action or order of court.
and for the first six three months thereafter such right of redemption is exclusive.
Any real property redeemed by the debtor shall thereafter be free and clear from any liability for any unpaid portion of the judgment under which said real property was sold.
Section 628.5, Code 2018, is amended to read as follows:
628.5 Redemption by creditors.
If no redemption is made by the debtor as above provided, thereafter, and at any time within nine four months from the day of sale, said redemption may be made by a mortgagee before or after the debt secured by the mortgage falls due, or by any creditor whose claim becomes a lien prior to the expiration of the time allowed for such redemption.
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Section 628.15, Code 2018, is amended to read as follows:
628.15 After nine Creditors after four months.
After the expiration of nine four months from the day of sale, the creditors can no longer redeem from each other, except as hereinafter provided.
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Section 628.16, Code 2018, is amended to read as follows:
628.16 Who gets property.
Unless the defendant redeems, the purchaser, or the creditor who has last redeemed prior to the expiration of the nine within four months aforesaid from the day of sale, will hold the property absolutely.
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The mortgagor and the mortgagee of real property consisting of less than ten acres in size may agree and provide in the LSB 5056HV (1) 87 -2- asf/rj 2/5 H.F.
The mortgagor and the mortgagee of real property consisting of less than ten acres in size may agree and provide in the mortgage instrument that the period of redemption after sale on foreclosure of said mortgage as set forth in section 628.3 be reduced to six months, or reduced to three months if the House File 2234, p.
2234 mortgage instrument that the period of redemption after sale on foreclosure of said mortgage as set forth in section 628.3 be reduced to six three months, provided the mortgagee waives in the foreclosure action any rights to a deficiency judgment against the mortgagor which might arise out of the foreclosure proceedings.
3 property is not used for an agricultural purpose as defined in section 535.13, provided in all cases under this section that the mortgagee waives in the foreclosure action any rights to a deficiency judgment against the mortgagor which might arise out of the foreclosure proceedings.
and if such redemption period is so reduced, for the first three months month after sale such right of redemption shall be exclusive to the debtor, and the time periods in sections 628.5, 628.15, and 628.16, shall be reduced to four two months.
and if such redemption period is so reduced, for the first three two months after sale such right of redemption shall be exclusive to the debtor, and the time periods in sections 628.5, 628.15, and 628.16, shall be reduced to four three months.
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At any time prior to entry of judgment, the mortgagor may file a demand for delay of sale.
At any time prior to entry of judgment, the mortgagor may House File 2234, p.
4 file a demand for delay of sale.
EXPLANATION The inclusion of this explanation does not constitute agreement with the explanation’s substance by the members of the general assembly.
______________________________ ______________________________ LINDA UPMEYER CHARLES SCHNEIDER Speaker of the House President of the Senate I hereby certify that this bill originated in the House and is known as House File 2234, Eighty-seventh General Assembly.
This bill shortens the periods of time associated with redemption of real property from foreclosure in Code chapter 628.
______________________________ CARMINE BOAL Chief Clerk of the House Approved _______________, 2018 ______________________________ KIM REYNOLDS Governor
It changes the period of time that a defendant-debtor may redeem real property from within one year of sale to within six months of sale.
It also changes the period in which the defendant-debtor has the exclusive right of redemption from six months after sale to three months after sale.
The period of redemption by creditors is reduced from nine months after sale to four months after sale.
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After those four months, creditors LSB 5056HV (1) 87 -4- asf/rj 4/5 H.F.
2234 cannot redeem from each other.
Unless the defendant-debtor redeems, the purchaser, or the creditor who last redeemed within four months of the day of sale, will hold the property absolutely.
Under current law, a mortgagor and mortgagee can agree to reduce the period of redemption from foreclosure as described in the mortgage instrument to a period of six months.
The bill would allow the mortgagor and mortgagee to agree to reduce the period of redemption by the debtor to three months.
The debtor’s right of redemption would be exclusive the first month, as opposed to three months.
Under the bill, the time for redemption by creditors would be shortened from four months to two months.
The bill also alters Code chapter 654.
The bill changes the notice requirement and rule for foreclosure without redemption by changing the length of time a sale can be delayed when a defendant-mortgagor makes a written demand to a plaintiff-mortgagee to delay sale.
The bill delays the sale by six months from entry of judgment as opposed to the current 12 months.
If a plaintiff-mortgagee’s petition includes a waiver of deficiency judgment, a defendant-mortgagor’s written demand will only result in a three-month rather than a six-month delay of sale following entry of judgment.
Notwithstanding Code section 628.3 when a foreclosure of a mortgage on real property results from enforcement of a due-on-sale clause, the bill amends Code section 535.8(4)(e)(1) to shorten the period that a mortgagor may redeem the real property from any time within three years to anytime within 18 months from the day of sale under the levy.
The bill also shortens the period during which the mortgagor’s right of redemption is exclusive from the first 30 months to the first 15 months and the period during which creditors may redeem under Code sections 628.5, 628.15, and 628.16 from 33 months to 16 months.
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Action History

  1. Signed by Governor.

  2. Reported correctly enrolled, signed by Speaker and President, and sent to Governor.

  3. Message from Senate.

  4. Immediate message.

  5. Passed Senate, ayes 27, nays 19.

  6. Senate concurred with S-5229.

  7. Message from House, with amendment S-5229.

  8. Immediate message.

  9. Passed House, ayes 79, nays 19.

  10. House concurred in Senate amendment H-8264, as amended.

  11. Amendment H-8329, to Senate amendment H-8264 lost.

  12. Motion to suspend rules failed.

  13. Motion to suspend rules for immediate consideration of H-8324, to Senate amendment H-8264.

  14. Point of order raised on H-8324, to Senate amendment H-8264, ruled not germane.

  15. Amendment H-8314, to Senate amendment H-8264 adopted.

  16. Motion to suspend rules prevailed.

  17. Motion to suspend rules for immediate consideration of H-8314, to Senate amendment H-8264.

  18. Point of order raised on H-8314, to Senate amendment H-8264, ruled not germane.

  19. Amendment H-8329 filed.

  20. Amendment H-8324 filed.

  21. Amendment H-8314 filed.

  22. Senate amendment H-8264 filed.

  23. Message from Senate.

  24. Immediate message.

  25. Passed Senate, ayes 47, nays 2.

  26. Amendment S-5140 adopted.

  27. Substituted for SF 2168.

  28. Amendment S-5140 filed.

  29. Explanation of vote.

  30. Explanation of vote.

  31. Read first time and attached to companion SF 2168.

  32. Message from House.

  33. Immediate message.

  34. Explanation of vote.

  35. Passed House, ayes 57 nays 39.

  36. Amendment H-8148 lost.

  37. Amendment H-8038 lost.

  38. Explanation of vote.

  39. Amendment H-8148 filed.

  40. Amendment H-8038 filed.

  41. Introduced, placed on calendar.

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