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What happens to mortgage loans when a borrower dies?

It’s a situation no lender wants to face—but when a borrower passes away, the bank still has a loan to recover.
 

  • Can you sell the property?
  • Do you have legal authority to act?
  • What if the family delays taking action?
  • Kenya’s Law of Succession Act provides a clear roadmap, yet many banks unknowingly risk intermeddling—a criminal offense! 
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Read our one-minute guide for key insights on navigating mortgage loan recovery legally and effectively. Article by @Stella Muraguri

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