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When do the heirs, who filed an exception, know that the deceased borrower has been released from the loan repayments to the Real Estate Development Fund?

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The names of the deceased borrowers, who are exempted, are published in local newspapers or on the website of the Real Estate Development Fund. Their heirs, then, have to follow up with REDF to finalize the mortgage redemption.

Last Update : 5/7/2023 12:24 PM

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When do the heirs, who filed an exception, know that the deceased borrower has been released from the loan repayments to the Real Estate Development Fund?

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When do the heirs, who filed an exception, know that the deceased borrower has been released from the loan repayments to the Real Estate Development Fund?