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Nevada Adopts Regulations for Licensure by Endorsement

August 20, 2019 By Lisa Lanham

A&B Abstract: Nevada recently adopted new regulations allow a natural person to obtain a license by endorsement to engage in business as a mortgage broker or mortgage agent, mortgage loan servicer, or escrow agent or agency, so long as such person holds a corresponding valid and unrestricted license to engage in such business in another […]

Filed Under: Escrow, Licensing, Mortgage Loans, State Law Tagged With: license by endorsement, Nevada

NYDFS Proposes Overhaul to Mortgage Loan Servicer Business Conduct Rules

June 18, 2019 By Consumer Finance Team

The New York Department of Financial Services has proposed significant changes to the mortgage servicer business conduct rules found in Part 419 of the Superintendent’s Regulations.  The proposed changes represent the first major changes to Part 419 since its adoption nearly 10 years ago.  Some of the significant proposed changes to Part 419 include: Adding […]

Filed Under: Consumer Loan, Escrow, Mortgage Loans, State Law Tagged With: #NYDFS

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