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Are State Mortgage Servicing Rules Going Too Far?
July 11, 2019
Yemeng Yang
Industry groups are unsettled by state mortgage servicing requirements that go beyond the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau’s rules. More than 30 states now require nonbank servicers to obtain licenses.
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