Maryland Amends Statutory Power of Attorney Forms
Maryland passed a bill amending the content of the Statutory Form Personal Financial Power of Attorney and the Statutory Form Limited Power of Attorney under
Maryland passed a bill amending the content of the Statutory Form Personal Financial Power of Attorney and the Statutory Form Limited Power of Attorney under
Maryland passed a bill amending the Maryland Mortgage Lender Law (MMLL). Under the bill, a mortgage lender, broker and servicer licensed under the MMLL must
Maryland adopted rules amending foreclosure procedures for residential property. Under the adopted rules, a Notice of Intent to Foreclose expires and must be reissued in
Maryland passed a bill amending breach of security requirements. Under the bill, a business that maintains but does not own or license personal information must
Maryland passed a bill amending net worth requirements for mortgage lenders, brokers and servicers licensed under the Mortgage Lender Law (MLL). Under the bill, mortgage
Maryland passed a bill authorizing the escrow of funds for the payment of water and sewer facilities assessments. Under the bill, a lending institution making
Maryland passed a bill allowing documents to be electronically recorded pursuant to the Uniform Real Property Electronic Recording Act. The bill becomes effective October 1,
Maryland passed a bill amending the Personal Information Protection Act (PIPA). Under the bill, the definition of personal information is expanded to include passport numbers
Maryland passed a bill requiring lenders and servicers to provide a “notice of foreclosure” (Notice) to the Department of Labor, Licensing, and Regulation (Department). Under
Maryland passed a bill amending “notice of sale” requirements under the nonjudicial foreclosure process. Under the bill, a “notice of sale” provided in connection with
Wisconsin passed a bill eliminating variable rate, adverse action and transfer of servicing disclosure requirements. Under the bill, a lender is no longer required to
FHA issued FHA Info 2024-11 announcing an update to the claims module for Claim Type 33 – Payment Supplement. In February 2024, FHA issued Mortgagee
South Dakota passed a bill authorizing the electronic notarization of documents and establishing procedures for the performance of electronic notarizations. An electronic notarization is defined
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