Some States Still Scrambling to Pass New Mortgage-Broker Laws


by admin on April 19, 2010


Coming up on two years after the federal SAFE Mortgage Licensing Act was passed, many states are still in the process of implementing new laws that more tightly regulate mortgage brokers. To comply with SAFE, states must craft new laws that require licensing, testing, and ongoing broker education.

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Some States Still Scrambling to Pass New Mortgage-Broker Laws


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