Or. Admin. Code § 441-730-0015 - Licensee Lending Characteristics and Practices
(1) A licensee, making loans under that
license, must make a determination of the creditworthiness of a borrower based
on the information about the borrower's financial condition, such as his or her
income, assets, debts, and financial obligations, and the nature and value of
any collateral used to secure the loan for the majority of loans made under a
consumer finance license.
(2) A
licensee must ensure that the majority of secured or unsecured loans made under
a license have:
(a) Periodic
payments;
(b) Terms longer than 60
days;
(c) Loan underwriting;
and
(d) Full
amortization.
(3) A
licensee must not:
(a) Disguise any loan as
an open-ended loan authorized under ORS
725.345 or
725.347 as a device or
subterfuge to evade the requirements and prohibitions of this rule;
(b) Retain the title to the vehicle used as
security on a loan for more than thirty business days before submitting the
application to be recorded as a lien-holder on the title or taking other
commercially reasonable steps to be added as a security interest holder of the
vehicle;
(c) Unreasonably withhold
documents on a loan secured by a borrower's vehicle for more than three
business days if the loan is paid by certified or guaranteed funds;
or
(d) Require a borrower, as a
condition of making a loan under its license, to provide a postdated check or
debit authorization for one or more future payments. However, if permitted by
the licensee and at the discretion of the borrower, one or more postdated
checks or debit authorizations may be delivered to a licensee to facilitate
timely future payments.
Notes
Stat. Auth.: ORS 725.505
Stats. Implemented: ORS 725.110, 725.140(1) & 725.330
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