Tennessee § 45-13-206 Records and financial statements - Deposits - Disclosure

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§ 45-13-206 — Records and financial statements - Deposits - Disclosure

Tennessee § 45-13-206

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Tenn. Code Ann. § 45-13-206 (2026).

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(a)Every licensed mortgage lender, mortgage loan broker and mortgage loan servicer shall keep and maintain at all times in its principal place of business correct and complete records of all residential mortgage loan transactions arranged by the licensee.

(b)The financial statements furnished to the commissioner by each licensed mortgage lender, mortgage loan broker and mortgage loan servicer shall be prepared in accordance with generally accepted accounting principles consistently applied.

(c)If a deposit is required in connection with an application for a residential mortgage loan, there shall be a written agreement, signed by the parties, pertaining to the disposition of the deposit, whether the loan is finally consummated or not, and the term for which the agreement is to remain in

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(a) Every licensed mortgage lender, mortgage loan broker and mortgage loan servicer shall keep and maintain at all times in its principal place of business correct and complete records of all residential mortgage loan transactions arranged by the licensee. (b) The financial statements furnished to the commissioner by each licensed mortgage lender, mortgage loan broker and mortgage loan servicer shall be prepared in accordance with generally accepted accounting principles consistently applied. (c) If a deposit is required in connection with an application for a residential mortgage loan, there shall be a written agreement, signed by the parties, pertaining to the disposition of the deposit, whether the loan is finally consummated or not, and the term for which the agreement is to remain in force before return of the deposit for nonperformance can be required. A licensee who receives deposits shall preserve and on request make available to the commissioner all information related to the deposits. The licensee shall further preserve all agreements between the parties involved in the transaction and all contracts, agreements and instructions pertaining to the transaction.