Wright & Yonan provides corporate and regulatory
mortgage lending advice to state-licensed mortgage bankers
and brokers, state and federally-chartered banks, thrifts,
and other financial institutions. As former in-house
corporate and compliance counsel to one of the nation’s
largest privately-owned financial institutions, Wright &
Yonan’s mortgage banking team knows first hand the
complicated business and legal issues that face its
clients on a daily basis. This kind of in-depth,
real-world experience is invaluable when it comes to
understanding our client’s procedures, risks, and
regulatory concerns.
Corporate Matters

Wright & Yonan’s mortgage banking team has extensive
experience drafting and negotiating the panoply of
agreements central to mortgage originators, including
broker agreements, correspondent agreements, whole loan
purchase agreements, repurchase agreements, reverse
repurchase agreements, warehouse line of credit agreements,
and servicing rights purchase and sale agreements. We also
assist mortgage lenders to establish legally-compliant
joint ventures and other relationships with real estate
brokers, title insurance companies, home builders and
general insurance companies.
Regulatory and Supervisory
Matters

Wright & Yonan’s mortgage banking team has considerable
experience working with federal and state regulatory
agencies. Our mortgage banking team leverages this
experience when dealing with federal and state regulators
on behalf of our clients. We prepare and file federal and
state regulatory applications, including applications for
new charters and state licenses. We provide advice on the
full range of regulatory and supervisory issues central to
mortgage lending institutions. Wright & Yonan’s mortgage
banking team is fully conversant in the Real Estate
Settlement Procedures Act (“RESPA”), Truth in Lending Act
(“TILA”), Home Ownership and Equity Protection Act (“HOEPA”),
Equal Credit Opportunity Act (“ECOA”), Fair Housing Act
(“FHA”), Home Mortgage Disclosure Act (“HMDA”), Homeowners
Protection Act (“HPA”), Fair Credit Reporting Act (“FCRA”),
and the Fair Debt Collections Practices Act (“FDCPA”). We
also analyze policies and procedures for compliance with
applicable federal and state laws and conduct in-house
training seminars. Finally, we assist companies with
implementing the latest federal and state laws and
regulations.
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