Oklahoma passed a bill amending the Secure and Fair Enforcement for Mortgage Licensing Act (SFEMLA). Under the bill, a mortgage lender, broker, and servicer renewing
Illinois passed a bill permitting foreclosure sales to be held in person, online, or both. Under the bill, a sheriff or other person selected by
Ohio adopted rules repealing and amending provisions under the Residential Mortgage Lending Act. The adopted rules repealed obsolete provisions related to the mortgage loan origination
Pennsylvania passed a bill amending breach of security requirements. Under the bill, entities that maintain, store, or manage personal information (Entities) must provide a security
Delaware passed a bill repealing the sunset date of the Automatic Residential Mortgage Foreclosure Mediation Program (Program). Under the bill, the sunset date of the
North Carolina passed a bill modifying the index used when determining whether discount points may be excluded from the points and fees calculation for high-cost
Minnesota issued an interpretive opinion (Opinion) regarding compliance with the maximum interest rate limitations under Minnesota Statute § 47.20(4a)(a) (pertaining to conventional loans). The index
Minnesota passed a bill amending the Minnesota Residential Mortgage Originator and Servicer Licensing Act (MRMOSLA). Under the bill, the MRMOSLA was amended to: The bill
California passed a bill amending the state’s foreclosure laws. Under the bill, a person is prohibited from contacting, soliciting, or initiating communication with an owner
Minnesota issued a notice (Notice) increasing the amount of the state’s homestead exemption. Per the Notice, the homestead exemption is increased to $510,000 (previously, $480,000).
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