Ga. Comp. R. & Regs. R. 80-11-6-.04 - Minimum Requirements for Books and Records
(1)
Each servicer must maintain the following books, accounts, and records:
(a) Copies of all documents required by Rule
Chapter 80-11-2;
(b) Servicer file
for each mortgage loan that it services. The servicer file must contain the
following:
1. the name of each
borrower;
2. copies of all
contracts, deeds, assignments, letters, notes, and memos regarding the
borrower;
3. documents related to
assignment, sale, or transfer of mortgage loan servicing;
4. copies of all disclosures or notices
provided to the borrower by the servicer as required by law, including Rules
80-11-1-.01 and
80-11-6-.02;
5. copies of all written requests for
information received from the borrower and the servicer's response to such
requests as required by law;
6.
full payment history that identifies and itemizes payments made by or on behalf
of the borrower, all fees and charges assessed under the mortgage loan
transaction, and escrow account activity;
7. a copy of any bankruptcy plan approved in
a proceeding filed by the borrower or a co-owner of the property subject to the
mortgage loan;
8. a communications
log, which documents all verbal communication with the borrower or the
borrower's representative;
9. a
record of all efforts by the servicer to comply with the duties required under
Rule 80-11-6-.02(2)(d),
including all information utilized in the servicer's determination regarding
loss mitigation proposals offered to the borrower;
10. a copy of all notices sent to the
borrower related to any foreclosure proceeding filed against the encumbered
property; and
11. records regarding
the final disposition of the mortgage loan including a copy of any collateral
release document, records of servicing transfers, charge-off information, or
REO disposition.
(c) A
list of all servicer's violations, if any, of the mortgage servicer standards
set forth in Rule
80-11-6-.02.
(2) Failure to maintain the books, accounts,
and records required under paragraph (1) above may result in suspension of the
license or other appropriate administrative action and will subject the
licensee to fines in accordance with regulations prescribed by the
department.
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