Ohio adopted rules enacting and amending provisions under the Residential Mortgage Lending Act. The adopted rule adds mortgage servicer requirements related to registration, letters of
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 The adopted rules repealed obsolete provisions related to the mortgage loan origination
The Ohio Division of Financial Institutions (Division) issued a Residential Mortgage Lending Letter (Lending Letter) allowing mortgage lenders, brokers and mortgage loan originators to act
Ohio passed a bill allowing mortgage business at remote locations. Under the bill, lender, brokers, and servicers licensed under the Residential Mortgage Lending Act (RMLA),
Ohio passed a bill authorizing the online notarization of documents. Under the bill, an online notarization is defined as a notarial act performed by means
Ohio passed a bill requiring the registration of mortgage servicers. Under the bill, a person may not act as a mortgage servicer in Ohio without
Ohio passed a bill consolidating all residential mortgage loan licensing under the Residential Mortgage Lending Act. Ohio previously regulated the residential mortgage industry under Chapter
VA clarifies use of plywood when securing abandoned structures in Ohio. On April 6, 2017, an announcement was made on the servicer calls that the
The Ohio Housing Finance Agency adopted forms for lenders and servicers participating in the D.O.L.L.A.R. deed program. The forms include: an application to participate in
VA increased the maximum allowable liquidation appraisal fee in 17 states. The appraisal fees increased for the following states: Arizona; California; Connecticut; Delaware; Indiana; Maine;
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