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Code · Utah · Title 70D — Financial Institution Mortgage Financing Regulation Act · Chapter 3

70D-3-402. Prohibited acts.

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Effective 5/12/2015
70D-3-402. Prohibited acts.
(1)An individual transacting the business of a loan originator in this state may not:
(a)violate or not comply with:
(i)this chapter;
(ii)an order of the commissioner under this chapter;
(iii)a rule made by the commissioner under this chapter;
(iv)Title 70C, Utah Consumer Credit Code , if subject to that title; or
(v)Chapter 2, Mortgage Lending and Servicing Act , if subject to that chapter;
(b)engage in an act that is performed to:
(i)evade this chapter; or
(ii)assist another person to evade this chapter;
(c)do any of the following to induce a lender to extend credit as part of a residential mortgage loan transaction:
(i)make a false statement or representation;
(ii)cause a false document to be generated; or
(iii)knowingly permit false information to be submitted by a person in a transaction;
(d)fail to respond within the required time period to:
(i)a notice or complaint of the commissioner; or
(ii)a request for information from the commissioner;
(e)make a false representation to the commissioner, including in a licensure application;
(f)engage in the business of a loan originator with respect to a residential mortgage loan transaction if the individual also acts in any of the following capacities with respect to the same residential mortgage loan transaction:
(i)appraiser;
(ii)escrow agent;
(iii)real estate agent;
(iv)general contractor; or
(v)title insurance agent;
(g)engage in an act or omission in transacting the business of a loan originator that constitutes dishonesty, fraud, or misrepresentation;
(h)engage in false or misleading advertising;
(i)fail to account for money received in connection with a residential mortgage loan;
(ii)use money for a different purpose than the purpose for which the money is received; or
(iii)subject to Subsection
(3), retain money paid for services if the services are not performed;
(j)fail, within 90 calendar days of a request from a borrower who has paid for an appraisal, to give a copy of an appraisal ordered and used for a residential mortgage loan to the borrower;
(k)recommend or encourage default, delinquency, or continuation of an existing default or delinquency, by a mortgage applicant on an existing indebtedness before the closing of a residential mortgage loan that will refinance all or part of the indebtedness;
(l)pay or offer to pay an individual who does not hold a license under this chapter for services that require the individual to hold a license under this chapter; or
(m)violate or fail to comply with a provision of Title 57, Chapter 28, Utah Reverse Mortgage Act .
(a)An individual engaging solely in loan processor or underwriter activities, may not represent to the public that the individual can or will perform any act of a loan originator.
(b)A representation prohibited under this Subsection
(2)includes an advertisement or other means of communicating or providing information including the use of:
(i)a business card;
(ii)stationery;
(iii)a brochure;
(iv)a sign;
(v)a rate list; or
(vi)another promotional item.
(3)Notwithstanding Subsection (1)(i)(iii) , if a licensee complies with Section 70D-2-305 , the licensee may charge a reasonable cancellation fee for services completed to originate a residential mortgage loan if the residential mortgage loan is not closed.
Amended by Chapter 290 , 2015 General Session
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