1. Texas Mortgage Loan Originators: HB 10

    08/15/2009 by admin

    Introduced on the tenth of February, 2009, and Enacted on June 19th of the same year, House Bill 10 Requires Texas Mortgage Originators (regardless of whether they are employed by a mortgage broker/bank or not) be both licensed, and to either 1) Obtain and post a surety bond for their license or 2) pay into a recovery fun.

    This Bill applies to those licensed and engaging in the sale of a Motor Vehicle that is used as a dwelling, or those making, transacting or negotiating property tax for a principle dwelling.

    This Bill applies to Credit Unions.

    Bond requirements or Recovery fund fees are yet to be announced as of the enactment date of this Bill.


  2. Texas Payment Bond: HB 2515

    08/12/2009 by admin

    Texas House Bill 2515, Introduced on March, 5 2009 and enacted June, 19 2009, increases the current $25,000 Payment bond to $50,000.  This increase effects any municipalities or joint boards created via the Transportation Code.  Any other government entity remains at a $25,000 requirement.


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