More about Margaret Wright
Margaret Wright, JD, is regulatory compliance director with CLA. She is a graduate of Stonehill College and earned her juris doctor at Suffolk University Law School. She is admitted to the Massachusetts Bar.
Blog Posts by Margaret Wright:
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CFPB Updates TRID FAQs for Loan Estimate
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau has updated its TILA-RESPA Integrated Disclosure frequently asked questions to include items regarding provision of the Loan Estimate to consumers.
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Georgia Clarifies Definition of Mortgage Broker
House Bill 212 revises mortgage broker definition.
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North Carolina Amends Late Payment Charge Limitations
The North Carolina General Assembly has issued Senate Bill 162 to revise Section 24-10.1 Late Fees.
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North Dakota Amends Foreclosure Provisions
The State of North Dakota has enacted Senate Bill No. 2205, an act relating to abandoned property and foreclosure of real estate.
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North Dakota Adopts Remote Notary Requirements
North Dakota has enacted House Bill No. 1110 relating to the adoption of the Revised Uniform Law on Notarial Acts.
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South Dakota Adopts Remote Notary Requirements
The legislature of South Dakota has enacted House Bill 1272, An Act to provide for remote notarization.
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Wyoming Amends Provisions Surrounding Property Redemption
Wyoming has enacted House Bill 292 amending foreclosure sale and right of redemption provisions.
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Delaware Updates Requirements for Filing Mortgagee Change of Address
The State of Delaware has amended Title 25 § 2124 of the Delaware Code to require a statement of mortgagee address change be filed in the recorder of deeds office within 60 days of the change.
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Texas Amends Provisions Regarding Home Equity Lending
The state of Texas has amended 7 TAC Chapter 153 Home Equity Lending. Key changes effective March 29th 2018 include: The current three percent fee limitation has been replaced with a two percent fee limitation. The revisions clarify that the fees included in the limitation calculation do not include certain third party charges such as […]