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A MEMORIAL
REQUESTING A STUDY, A REPORT AND RECOMMENDATIONS REGARDING
INDIVIDUAL LOAN ORIGINATOR LICENSING AND EDUCATION
REQUIREMENTS.
WHEREAS, many persons working with consumers in the
origination of mortgage loans are not currently regulated or
licensed by the state of New Mexico; and
WHEREAS, there are no minimum training or experience
requirements for a person to engage in the business of
assisting consumers to obtain mortgage loans; and
WHEREAS, consumers may be injured by relying on the
services of untrained or inexperienced persons working as
mortgage loan originators; and
WHEREAS, the senate could be well served by a study of
the mortgage loan origination business by professional
business groups associated with the unregulated mortgage loan
industry;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE SENATE OF THE
STATE OF NEW MEXICO that it request one person from each of
the following: the New Mexico mortgage lenders association,
the New Mexico association of mortgage brokers, the New
Mexico financial services association, the New Mexico
realtors association, the New Mexico manufactured housing
association, the consumer protection division of the office
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of the attorney general and the financial institutions
division of the regulation and licensing department to form a
working group to study the extent of any existing or
potential problems for consumers under the present
unregulated status of the loan origination industry; and
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the working group report its
findings and any recommendations for proposed legislation to
the interim legislative Mortgage Finance Authority Act
oversight committee by no later than October 1, 2006; and
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that copies of this memorial be
transmitted to the New Mexico mortgage lenders association,
the New Mexico association of mortgage brokers, the New Mexico
financial services association, the New Mexico realtors
association, the New Mexico manufactured housing association,
the consumer protection division of the office of the attorney
general and the financial institutions division of the
regulation and licensing department.