Utah § 61-2d-112 Notice of information available to borrowers.

Utah Statutes

§ 61-2d-112 — Notice of information available to borrowers.

Utah § 61-2d-112

Title 61Securities Division - Real Estate Division

Ch. 61-2dUtah High Cost Home Loan Act

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Utah Code Ann. § 61-2d-112 (2026).

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(1)In addition to any other notice or disclosure a lender or title company may provide to a borrower seeking, obtaining, or inquiring about a high-cost mortgage, the lender shall provide the borrower any brochure or other document information prepared by a federal or state authority in a form intended to inform consumers about home loans or consumer credit on financing or educational resources on financing.

(2)The requirement set forth in Subsection (1) may include:

(2)(a) the posting, in a public area of the office, notice indicating that educational resources are available;

(2)(b) a list of educational opportunities or programs offered in the surrounding area including the program name and phone number;

(2)(c) a printed brochure or booklet on responsible lending and borrowing availabl

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(1) In addition to any other notice or disclosure a lender or title company may provide to a borrower seeking, obtaining, or inquiring about a high-cost mortgage, the lender shall provide the borrower any brochure or other document information prepared by a federal or state authority in a form intended to inform consumers about home loans or consumer credit on financing or educational resources on financing.
(2) The requirement set forth in Subsection (1) may include:

(2)(a) the posting, in a public area of the office, notice indicating that educational resources are available;
(2)(b) a list of educational opportunities or programs offered in the surrounding area including the program name and phone number;
(2)(c) a printed brochure or booklet on responsible lending and borrowing available to the borrower at no charge; or
(2)(d) information from the Department of Financial Institutions on its responsible consumer financial educational program.