Minnesota HF1865 amends the definition of conventional loan to exclude loans that meet the federal qualified mortgage points and fees threshold.
Minnesota HF1865 amends the definition of conventional loan in state statutes to exclude loans that satisfy the federal qualified mortgage points and fees threshold. This change ensures that certain loans, which meet specific federal criteria for points and fees, are not classified as conventional loans under state law. The bill affects lenders and borrowers involved in real estate transactions, particularly those involving residential units and cooperative apartment corporations.
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