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Section 208-620-373 - What happens to residential mortgage loans in the pipeline if a mortgage loan originator leaves my company?

Wash. Admin. Code § 208-620-373

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Section 208-620-373 - What happens to residential mortgage loans in the pipeline if a mortgage loan originator leaves my company?

Loan files belong to the company. Existing loan applications must be processed by another licensed loan originator in the company. At the borrower's written request, the loan must be transferred to another licensed entity within five days of the borrower's request. You may pay the original loan originator for the work he or she performed prior to leaving.

Wash. Admin. Code § 208-620-373

Amended by WSR 13-24-024, filed 11/22/13, effective 1/1/2014

Statutory Authority: RCW 43.320.040, 31.04.165 and 2010 c 35. 10-20-122, § 208-620-373, filed 10/5/10, effective 11/5/10. Statutory Authority: RCW 43.320.040, 31.04.165, 2009 c 120, and 2009 c 149. 09-24-090, § 208-620-373, filed 12/1/09, effective 1/1/10.