209 CMR, § 42.04 - Licensing Standards - Mortgage Lenders
(1) A license to engage in the business of a
mortgage lender will be issued to an Applicant if the Commissioner, upon review
of the application and all other relevant information, determines that all of
the requirements of M.G.L. c. 255E, §§ 3 and 4 and
209 CMR
42.03 have been met.
(2)
(a) The
Commissioner may deny an application to engage in the business of a mortgage
lender, if the Commissioner upon review of the application and any other
relevant information, determines that the Applicant has not satisfied the
requirements of M.G.L. c. 255E, §§ 3 and 4 or
209 CMR
42.03.
(b) The Commissioner may also deny such an
application if the Applicant has:
1. violated
any provision of M.G.L. c. 255E or
209 CMR 42.00;
2. violated or engaged in a pattern of
violations of any state or federal law applicable to the conduct of the
business of a mortgage lender including, but not limited to, M.G.L. chs. 93A,
140, 140D, 183, or 184 and any rule, regulation or administrative order or
directive promulgated thereunder;
3. conducted, or will conduct, its business
in an unsafe and unsound manner; or
4. engaged in conduct which has resulted in
the suspension or revocation of its license to engage in the business of a
mortgage lender by the licensing authority of any other state.
(3) An Applicant whose
application has been denied under 209 CMR 42.04(2) may appeal the
Commissioner's action under M.G.L. c. 255E, § 4.
(4) A person licensed as a mortgage broker
under
209 CMR
42.05 through
42.07
may also be licensed as a mortgage lender under
209 CMR
42.03, 42.04, and
42.07,
provided, however, that such Licensee shall be prohibited from acting as a
mortgage broker in any transaction in which the Licensee is acting as a
mortgage lender.
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