Comment for 1026.36 - Prohibited Acts or Practices and Certain Requirements for Credit Secured by a Dwelling
Section 1026.36(e)(1) does not require a loan originator to direct a consumer to the transaction that
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Section 1026.36(e)(1) does not require a loan originator to direct a consumer to the transaction that
For purposes of § 1026.32(b)(2)(ii), the term loan originator means a loan originator as that term
36(f) Loan Originator Qualification Requirements
Managers that work for creditors or loan originator organizations sometimes engage themselves in loan
Section 1026.36(g) requires a loan originator organization to include its name and NMLSR ID and the name
The definition of “loan originator” does not include a person that performs only real estate brokerage
Loan originator compensation - attributable to a particular transaction.
As employees of a creditor or loan originator, provide loan originator or creditor contact information
Loan originator compensation.
Section 1026.36(f)(2) requires the loan originator organization to ensure that individual loan originators
Under § 1026.36(e)(1), a loan originator may not direct or steer a consumer to consummate a transaction
(2) The individual loan originator was a loan originator for ten or fewer transactions subject to this
pursuant to paragraph (f)(3)(i) of this section and any other information reasonably available to the loan
(2) Ensure that each individual loan originator who works for the loan originator organization is licensed
Indirect loan originator compensation.
43(g)(5) Creditor that is a loan originator.
Calculating compensation to a loan originator from the creditor.
Under § 1026.36(d)(1), subsidiary “A” could not pay a loan originator greater compensation for a
(3) For each of its individual loan originator employees who is not required to be licensed and is not
(i) The loan originator must obtain loan options from a significant number of the creditors with which
A creditor may offer a loan originator 1 percent of the amount of credit extended for all loans the originator
originator has the knowledge of State and Federal legal requirements that apply to the individual loan
Assume that, during a given calendar year, a loan originator organization pays an individual loan originator
(2) No person who knows or has reason to know of the consumer-paid compensation to the loan originator
Loan originator compensation - timing.