Definitions for "Mortgage code"
The mortgage code is a set of standards defined by the Council of Mortgage Lenders, that lenders voluntarily subscribe to. It sets out codes of conduct on how a lender or intermediary should act when arranging your mortgage, as well as how you should be dealt with once your mortgage is in place. It also tells you how to complain in the event of a lender not keeping to the code and who to complain to.
Reputable mortgage providers will have adopted the Code of Mortgage Lending Practice. It sets out the three levels of service that should be provided.
This is a voluntary code followed by lenders and mortgage intermediaries. It sets out minimum standards of practice followed by those who subscribe to it. Mortgagee - The lender.
This number identifies your mortgage servicing company to the Tax Collector. If your taxes are paid by a mortgage servicing company or escrow agent, Florida law requires that the service organization pay your taxes as to receive the highest discount allowed, if sufficient funds are available.
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The regulations that mortgage provider have to stick to.