State rules / Disclosure Requirements
Minnesota disclosure requirements
Minnesota requires a nonagency disclosure from residential mortgage originators (or exempt persons other than mortgage brokers) who do not contract to act as the borrower's agent. The disclosure must be provided within three business days of accepting a loan application, be a separate 8.5x11-inch document signed by the borrower, and contain a specific statement in 14-point boldface print indicating the originator is not acting as the borrower's agent and cannot guarantee the best terms.
Disclosure Requirements in other states
- Maine disclosure requirements
- Maryland disclosure requirements
- Massachusetts disclosure requirements
- Mississippi disclosure requirements
- Montana disclosure requirements
- Nebraska disclosure requirements
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