Finance
The NC Homeowner and Homebuyer Protection Act provides protections for distressed homeowners from:
ARising property tax assessments
BEquity stripping and foreclosure rescue scams✓ Correct
CAdjustable rate mortgage resets
DHOA foreclosures
Explanation
The NC Homeowner and Homebuyer Protection Act targets equity stripping, predatory lending practices, and foreclosure rescue scams that target distressed homeowners.
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