Relating to requirements for licensure as mortgage lender or broker

Summary

The bill revises West Virginia’s mortgage lender and broker licensing statutes. Applicants must now meet higher tangible net‑worth thresholds, post larger surety bonds, pay increased fees, and submit fingerprints and background information through the Nationwide Multistate Licensing System. The changes aim to strengthen consumer protection and ensure better oversight of mortgage professionals.

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