A bill to prohibit the foreclosure of certain mortgages insured under title II of the National Housing Act.

[AI summary unavailable — showing source text] Directs the Secretary of Housing and Urban Development to make the mortgage payments for any mortgagor who: (1) defaults on a federally- insured mortgage on a one to four-family home; (2) resides in an area for which the average unemployment rate exceeds the national rate by 20 percent or more for six months prior to such default; and (3) is unemployed for at least six months or suffers greater than a 50 percent reduction in family income. Directs the Secretary to: (1) begin such payments upon being notified that the mortgage is in default; and (2) continue such payments for not more than 36 months until the mortgagor's family income exceeds 80 percent of its average income for the two tax years preceding such payments. Disqualifies any mortgagor whose family income for such period exceeds $30,000. Provides for the repayment of such assistance by the mortgagor. Prohibits assistance payments to a mortgagor in a State which does not collect and analyze unemployment data and submit such data and analysis to the Secretary semiannually. Requires the Secretary to designate areas where assistance may be provided under this Act.…