Ohio Admin. Code 1301:9-2-23 - Home equity and second mortgage loans
(A) A "home equity loan or a second mortgage
loan" is a loan secured by the equity in a dwelling, and is made for a purpose
other than the purchase or refinancing of the dwelling, regardless of the lien
priority. A home equity loan may be one with lines of equity credit which are
either variable or fixed-rate. Home equity loans qualify as consumer credit.
Home equity and second mortgage loans shall be made in accordance with
disclosures required under the "Truth in
Lending Act," 82 Stat. 149 (1980),
15 U.S.C.
1606, as in effect on
July 21, 2010
July
18, 2023.
(B) Adequate
insurance on properties securing home equity and second mortgage loans shall be
in place and the borrower shall furnish a copy of a fire and casualty policy in
at least the amount of any outstanding mortgage with a mortgage loss payable
clause in favor of the credit union.
(C) Credit unions engaging in equity lending
shall obtain a title search of the property securing home equity and second
mortgage loans for outstanding liens and must retain a copy in the member's file. The title
to the property securing a home equity or second mortgage loan shall be in
fee-simple absolute.
(D) The
combined aggregate amount of first mortgage and home equity or second mortgage
loans shall not exceed
are limited to one hundred per cent of the
appraised value of the property securing the loan. An appraisal made by a
certified or licensed independent appraiser who has satisfied the requirements
of Chapter 4763. of the Revised Code and applicable rules or other comparable
statute, shall be obtained for home equity or second mortgage loans of four
hundred thousand dollars or more, or for ninety- five per cent of appraised
value. Appraisals or a determination of the property value for home equity or
second mortgage loans which are less than four hundred thousand dollars or less
than ninety-five per cent of appraised value shall, as a minimum, be made by
qualified staff personnel and include a written report documenting the
comparable sales or based on other acceptable information and documentation
that accurately reflects the appraised value.
(E) A credit union may make home equity or
second mortgage loans secured by liens exceeding ninety-five per cent of the
appraised value, provided that the credit union files with the superintendent a
copy of the loan policy and information regarding the placement of proper
private mortgage insurance on the excess amount.If
The
the superintendent fails
to
shall notify the credit union
not more than
within ten business days after the filing of the
request or policy whether
that it is denied, approved, or needs modification, or that additional documentation or information is being
requested, then the request or policy. If the
superintendent does not respond within ten business days after the filing of
the request or policy, it shall be deemed approved.; unless, the
superintendent notifies the credit union in writing within ten business days of
the credit union's request being filed that additional documentation is
required. If additional documentation or
information is required
requested, the credit union
shall have
has thirty days to file the additional documentation
or information with the superintendent. If the
superintendent does not respond within ten business days of receiving the
additional documentation the request shall be deemed approved. However, nothing
shall preclude a credit union from requesting a waiver in writing for the
requirement of private mortgage insurance when modifying an existing loan above
ninety five per cent loan to value. The superintendent shall approve or deny
the waiver within ten business days of receiving the request. If the
superintendent does not respond within ten business days of receiving the
waiver request it shall be deemed approved.
(F) The payment schedules for home equity and
second mortgage loans made on or after April 1,
2023 shall provide for monthly installments but no less than quarterly, that include
amortization of the principal and interest within terms of the loan agreement,
and in no case shall the term exceed forty years. Home
equity and second mortgage loans made prior to April 1, 2023 may provide for no
less than quarterly installments.
(G) If requested by a credit union, the
superintendent may approve a less restrictive real estate loan policy than
provided by this rule. The request shall be made in writing and include a copy
of the proposed real estate loan policy and a certified copy of the resolution
of the board of directors adopting the policy. The credit union shall
substantiate that it has the expertise, capital, management, and experience to
implement the proposed policy. The credit union shall file with the
superintendent a copy of the loan policy and information regarding the
placement of proper private mortgage insurance the excess amount. The
superintendent shall notify the credit union not more than ten business days
after the filing of the request or policy whether it is denied, approved, or
needs modification. If the superintendent does not respond within ten business
days after the filing of the request or policy, it shall be deemed approved;
unless, the superintendent notifies the credit union in writing within ten
business days of the credit union's request being filed that additional
documentation or information is
being requested
required. If additional documentation
or information is required
requested,
the credit union shall have
has thirty days to file the additional
documentation with the superintendent. If the superintendent does not respond
within ten business days of receipt of the additional documentation, the
request or policy shall be deemed approved.
(H)
Nothing herein
shall preclude the superintendent from requiring a more restrictive real estate
loan policy than provided by this rule, as a matter of safety and
soundness.
The superintendent may adopt a more
restrictive real estate loan policy than provided by this rule, if it is
justified as a matter of safety and soundness.
Notes
Promulgated Under: 119.03
Statutory Authority: 1733.41, 1733.412
Rule Amplifies: 1733.25
Prior Effective Dates: 08/03/1993, 07/01/2006, 03/22/2012, 11/26/2018, 04/13/2021
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