
Washington Amends Foreclosure Prevention Fee Requirement
Washington passed a bill amending language related to the foreclosure prevention fee requirement under the Mortgage Broker Practices Act and Consumer Loan Act. A foreclosure

Washington passed a bill amending language related to the foreclosure prevention fee requirement under the Mortgage Broker Practices Act and Consumer Loan Act. A foreclosure

Washington passed Senate Bill 5686 adding a foreclosure prevention fee and notice requirement under the Mortgage Broker Practices Act and Consumer Loan Act which had

Washington passed a bill adding a foreclosure prevention fee and notice requirement under the Mortgage Broker Practices Act and Consumer Loan Act. Under the bill,

Washington passed a bill amending the state’s foreclosure laws. Under the bill, Washington’s foreclosure mediation program was amended to extend the time an attorney or

Washington adopted rules allowing loan originators to work at remote locations. Under the rule, a mortgage lender or broker licensed under the Consumer Loan Act
The Washington Department of Financial Institutions (Department) issued a Department Letter temporarily waiving examination and assessment fees under the Consumer Loan Act. Per the Department
Washington Department of Financial Institutions Temporarily Reduces Mortgage Loan Originator License Renewal Fee under Mortgage Broker Practices Act The Washington Department of Financial Institutions issued
The Washington Department of Financial Institutions (Department) adopted rules amending the Consumer Lending Act (CLA). Under the adopted rules, the Department: clarified that master servicers
The Washington Department of Financial Institutions (Department) issued a Department Letter temporarily waiving certain fees under the Consumer Loan Act. Per the Department Letter, the
The Washington Department of Financial Institutions issued a Department Letter temporarily reducing the mortgage loan originator license renewal fee under the Mortgage Broker Practices Act.
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