Minnesota SF2296 excludes loans meeting federal qualified mortgage points and fees threshold from being classified as conventional loans.
Minnesota SF2296 amends the definition of "conventional loan" in Minnesota Statutes to exclude loans that meet the federal qualified mortgage points and fees threshold. This bill redefines conventional loans to exclude certain loans made by credit unions or under specific federal acts, as well as loans secured by mortgages on residential properties. It also specifies that conventional loans do not include those made pursuant to a forward commitment at an interest rate not exceeding the maximum lawful rate.
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