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380 Bills / Regs.) Available Bills / Regulations (380 bills / regs.) Bill/Reg. # Categories Summary Status Alabama Mortgage Lending: Eminent domain, condemnation actions, land acquisitions of rights-of-way, waiver valuations authorized under certain 05/22/2019 - HB 98 Appraisals conditions, Secs. 18-1A-3, 18-1A-22 am'd. Signed by 2019 Real Estate: Governor; Enacted Ellis Condemnation, General History Alabama Mortgage Lending: Mobile Co., transfer of duties from judge of probate to revenue commissioner, legislative intent clarified, Act 2015-265, 05/13/2019 - HB 214 Foreclosure 2015 Reg. Sess., am'd. Signed by 2019 Proceedings/Admin Governor; Enacted Pringle History Alabama Electronic Commerce: E- Business entities, revising the Alabama Business Corporation Law, to reflect national standards set by the Model 05/01/2019 - HB 250 Sign/Disclosure Business Corporation Act, Secs. 10A-2A-1.01 to 10A-2A-17.06, inclusive added; Secs. 10A-1-1.02, 10A-1-1.03, 10A- Signed by 2019 Mortgage Lending: 1-1.08, 10A-1-1.12, 10A-1-3.05, 10A-1-3.06, 10A-1-3.32, 10A-1-3.42, ... Governor; Enacted Poole Appraisals History Securities & Investments: Trusts/Funds/Bonds/Options Alabama Mortgage Lending: Real Estate Appraisers Board, evaluations of property for financial institutions authorized by federal financial 05/29/2019 - HB 304 Appraisal Management institutions regulatory agencies, excluded from regulation by the board, investigators employed by board authorized to Signed by 2019 Companies, Appraisals be licensees, Secs. 34-27A-2, 34-27A-3, 34-27A-5, 34-27A-23 am'd. Governor; Enacted Rep. Merika History Coleman-Evans (D-AL) Alabama Mortgage Lending: Geneva Co., office of judge of probate, special recording fee, authorized, distrib. of fees 05/31/2019 - HB 588 General Enacted 2019 History Sorrells Alabama Mortgage Lending: Shelby Co., probate court, recording fees, additional, for probate office, Act 248, 1975 Reg. Sess. am'd. 06/06/2019 - SB 424 General, Mortgage Loan Signed by 2019 Administration Governor; Enacted Ward History Alaska Ability to Repay An Act relating to exemptions from mortgage lender, mortgage broker, and mortgage loan originator licensing 06/28/2019 - HB 104 Mortgage Lending: requirements; and providing for an effective date. SIGNED INTO 2019 - 2020 Licensing Loan LAW 6/28 Rep. Tammie Originators/Servicers CHAPTER 9 SLA Wilson (R-AK) 19; EFFECTIVE DATE(S) OF LAW SEE CHAPTER History FOCUS, A Leonine Business - 10/14/2020 - 380 bills/regs. | CONFIDENTIAL 1 of 65 Bill/Reg. # Categories Summary Status Arizona Mortgage Lending: county real estate; appraisals 04/16/2019 - HB 2114 Appraisals Governor Signed 2019 History Gail Griffin Arizona Debt and Collections: contracts; licensure requirements; exemption 06/07/2019 - HB 2146 Collections/Garnishment Governor Signed 2019 Lending: Licensing History Tony Rivero Mortgage Lending: Licensing Brokers, Licensing Loan Originators/Servicers Vehicle Finance: Licensing Arizona Mortgage Lending: underground storage tanks; process 04/22/2019 - HB 2704 Appraisals Governor Signed 2019 Real Estate: Liens History Ben Toma Arizona Mortgage Lending: Escrow revenue; budget reconciliation; 2019-2020. 05/31/2019 - HB 2756 Governor Signed 2019 History Russell "Rusty" Bowers Arizona Debt and Collections: uniform receivership act; commercial property 06/06/2019 - SB 1216 General Governor Signed 2019 Electronic Commerce: E- History David Livingston Sign/Disclosure Mortgage Lending: Lien Priority Real Estate: Disclosures, Liens, Transfers/Conveyances Arizona Mortgage Lending: beneficiary deeds; separate property; nonlapse 03/18/2019 - SB 1218 Mortgage Loan Governor Signed 2019 Administration History Vince Leach Arizona Mortgage Lending: reviser's technical corrections; 2019 06/06/2019 - SB 1220 Foreclosure Governor Signed 2019 Proceedings/Admin, Lien History Karen Fann Priority Real Estate: Liens Vehicle Finance: Registration FOCUS, A Leonine Business - 10/14/2020 - 380 bills/regs. | CONFIDENTIAL 2 of 65 Bill/Reg. # Categories Summary Status Arizona Mortgage Lending: tax liens; fees; certificate expiration 06/07/2019 - SB 1236 Foreclosure Governor Signed 2019 Proceedings/Admin History J.D. Mesnard Real Estate: Liens Arizona Mortgage Lending: real estate appraisal 03/18/2019 - SB 1333 Appraisal Management Governor Signed 2019 Companies, Appraisals History J.D. Mesnard Arizona Credit and Debit Cards: HOAs; assessments; costs 05/08/2019 - SB 1531 Debit Cards, Governor Signed 2019 Rates/Fees/Penalties History David C. Mortgage Lending: Farnsworth Foreclosure Proceedings/Admin Arkansas Mortgage Lending: TO CREATE THE RED TAPE REDUCTION EXPEDITED TEMPORARY AND PROVISIONAL LICENSURE ACT; TO 03/12/2019 - HB 1301 General AUTHORIZE OCCUPATIONAL LICENSING ENTITIES TO GRANT EXPEDITED TEMPORARY AND PROVISIONAL Notification that 2019 LICENSING FOR CERTAIN INDIVIDUALS. HB1301 is now Act Cozart 426 History Arkansas Ancillary Products: TO ELIMINATE UNNECESSARY REFERENCES TO REGULATIONS AND TO PROVIDE FOR CONSISTENT 03/05/2019 - HB 1430 General REFERENCES TO RULES THROUGHOUT THE ARKANSAS CODE; AND TO CHANGE THE NAME OF A ARKANSAS Notification that 2019 Arbitration: General LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL SUBCOMMITTEE. HB1430 is now Act Dotson 315 Banking: General, History Operations, Public Deposits Lending: Student Loans Mortgage Lending: General Vehicle Finance: Franchise, Transportation Network Companies, Vehicle Protection Products Arkansas Lending: Pawnbrokers TO CREATE THE TRANSFORMATION AND EFFICIENCIES ACT OF 2019; TO ESTABLISH CABINET-LEVEL 04/11/2019 - HB 1763 Mortgage Lending: DEPARTMENTS; TO TRANSFER STATE ENTITIES; AND TO DECLARE AN EMERGENCY. Notification that HB 2019 Appraisals 1763 is now Act A. Davis 910 History Arkansas Mortgage Lending: TO REGULATE THE ADMINISTRATION OF REAL PROPERTY OF THE STATE AND POLITICAL SUBDIVISIONS OF 04/12/2019 - HB 1767 Appraisals THE STATE. Notification that 2019 HB1767 is now Act Payton 972 History Arkansas Mortgage Lending: TO AMEND THE LAW CONCERNING THE OFFENSE OF TRAFFICKING; TO CREATE AN OFFENSE FOR THE 04/15/2019 - HB 1789 Mortgage Loan UNLAWFUL SOLICITATION FOR THE RELINQUISHMENT OF PARENTAL RIGHTS; TO AMEND THE LAW Notification that 2019 Administration CONCERNING ADOPTIONS; AND TO DECLARE AN EMERGENCY. HB1789 is now Act Penzo 1022 History FOCUS, A Leonine Business - 10/14/2020 - 380 bills/regs. | CONFIDENTIAL 3 of 65 Bill/Reg. # Categories Summary Status Arkansas Mortgage Lending: TO MODIFY THE FAIR MORTGAGE LENDING ACT; AND TO AMEND CERTAIN PROVISIONS OF THE FAIR 02/26/2019 - SB 188 General, Licensing Brokers, MORTGAGE LENDING ACT TO COMPLY WITH RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN FEDERAL LAW. Notification that 2019 Licensing Loan SB188 is now Act Rapert Originators/Servicers 200 Privacy and Fraud: History Security Breach Arkansas Mortgage Lending: TO AMEND THE REQUIREMENTS FOR REGISTRATION UNDER THE APPRAISAL MANAGEMENT COMPANY 03/19/2019 - SB 393 Appraisal Management REGISTRATION ACT. Notification that 2019 Companies, Appraisals SB393 is now Act Hester 513 History Arkansas Mortgage Lending: TO AMEND THE LAWS CONCERNING LICENSING AND CERTIFICATION OF APPRAISERS; AND TO CREATE A 03/19/2019 - SB 394 Appraisals REGISTRATION CLASS FOR A REGISTERED APPRENTICE APPRAISER. Notification that 2019 SB394 is now Act Hester 514 History Arkansas Mortgage Lending: CONCERNING DISCLOSURE REQUIREMENTS FOR REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS; TO REQUIRE THE 03/19/2019 - SB 408 Closings DISCLOSURE OF AGRICULTURAL OPERATIONS NEAR REAL PROPERTY LOCATED IN A RURAL AREA. Notification that 2019 Real Estate: Disclosures SB408 is now Act Sen. Mathew 515 Pitsch (R-AR) History Arkansas Mortgage Lending: TO AMEND THE LAWS REGARDING CRIMINAL BACKGROUND CHECKS FOR PROFESSIONS AND OCCUPATIONS 04/17/2019 - SB 451 Appraisal Management TO OBTAIN CONSISTENCY REGARDING CRIMINAL BACKGROUND CHECKS AND DISQUALIFYING OFFENSES FOR Notification that 2019 Companies, Appraisals LICENSURE. SB451 is now Act J. Cooper 990 History California Mortgage Lending: Fire safety: low-cost retrofits: regional capacity review: wildfire mitigation. An act to add Sections 1102.6f and 1102.19 10/02/2019 - AB 38 General to the Civil Code, to add and repeal Article 16.5 (commencing with Section 8654.2) of Chapter 7 of Division 1 of Title 2 Approved by the 2019 - 2020 Real Estate: Disclosures of the Government Code, and to add Section 4123.7 to the Public Resources Code, relating to fire safety. Governor.; Wood (A) Chaptered by Secretary of State - Chapter 391, Statutes of 2019. History California Mortgage Lending: An act to amend Sections 30035.7, 65400, 65585, and 65913.4 of, to add Sections 65589.9 and 65589.11 to, and to 07/31/2019 - AB 101 Mortgage Loan add and repeal Article 12 (commencing with Section 65660) of Chapter 3 of Division 1 of Title 7 of, the Government Approved by the 2019 - 2020 Administration Code, to amend Sections 50199.8, 50517.5, 50517.6, 50517.7, 50650, 50650.3, 50650.4, 50843.5, and 53545.13 of, Governor.; Committee on to add Chapter 6 (commencing with Section 50216) to Part 1 of Division 31 of, to add Chapter 3.1 (commencing with Chaptered by Budget (A) - Section 50515) to Part 2 of Division 31 of, and to add and Part 12.5 (commencing with Section 53559) to Division 31 Secretary of State (Assembly of, the Health and Safety Code, to add Sections 75218.1 and 75244 to the Public Resources Code, to amend Sections - Chapter 159, Members Ting 12206, 17058, 17561, 23610.5, and 24692 of the Revenue and Taxation Code, and to amend Section 8256 of the Statutes of 2019. 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