New Jersey § 17:16F-31 Filing of information relative to mortgages serviced.

New Jersey Statutes

§ 17:16F-31 — Filing of information relative to mortgages serviced.

New Jersey § 17:16F-31

Title 17CORPORATIONS AND INSTITUTIONS FOR FINANCE AND INSURANCE

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N.J. Stat. Ann. § 17:16F-31 (2026).

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5. At least annually, a mortgage servicer shall file with the commissioner the following information with respect to mortgages that it services in this State: a. a current schedule of the ranges of costs and fees it charges mortgagors for its servicing-related activities; b. a report in a form and format acceptable to the commissioner detailing the mortgage servicer's activities in the State, including:

(1)the number of residential mortgage loans the mortgage servicer is servicing; and (2) the type and characteristics of the residential mortgage loans the mortgage servicer is servicing; c. the number of serviced residential mortgage loans in default, along with a breakdown of 30, 60, and 90-days of delinquency; d. a description of the mortgage servicer's loss mitigation activities, includ

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5. At least annually, a mortgage servicer shall file with the commissioner the following information with respect to mortgages that it services in this State: a. a current schedule of the ranges of costs and fees it charges mortgagors for its servicing-related activities; b. a report in a form and format acceptable to the commissioner detailing the mortgage servicer's activities in the State, including: (1) the number of residential mortgage loans the mortgage servicer is servicing; and (2) the type and characteristics of the residential mortgage loans the mortgage servicer is servicing; c. the number of serviced residential mortgage loans in default, along with a breakdown of 30, 60, and 90-days of delinquency; d. a description of the mortgage servicer's loss mitigation activities, including details on workout arrangements undertaken; and e. the number of foreclosures commenced. L.2019, c.65, s.5.