Legislature(2019 - 2020)BELTZ 105 (TSBldg)
05/13/2019 01:30 PM Senate LABOR & COMMERCE
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| HB44 | |
| Adjourn |
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HB 104-MORTGAGE LOAN ORIGINATOR LICENSING
5:27:28 PM
CHAIR REINBOLD announced the consideration of HB 104, CS FOR
HOUSE BILL NO. 104(L&C) am, "An Act relating to exemptions from
mortgage lender, mortgage broker, and mortgage loan originator
licensing requirements; and providing for an effective date."
5:27:55 PM
REPRESENTATIVE TAMMIE WILSON, Alaska State Legislature, Juneau,
paraphrased from the sponsor statement for CSHB 104(L&C)AM:
The current Alaska SAFE Act allows a seller to finance
his or her residence. If a person had more than one
residence (a second home for example) they could sell
and finance it themselves without a license under AS
06.60.015(b)(3). If the second home had been rented it
would be considered an income property and the seller
would be required to have a mortgage loan originator
license in order to seller-finance it.
CSHB104(L&C) would allow a person to seller-finance up
to 5 of their own properties which are secured by a
dwelling, whether they are an income property or not.
Interior and more rural community property owners have
parcels with trailers or cabins on them; some with
water and electric, some without. These types of
properties are historically difficult to finance
through the traditional mortgage process and many
times lenders require more money down, shorter loan
terms, higher interest rates, and in some cases, will
not finance them at all.
Those wishing to take on the responsibility of home
ownership and establish roots in the community may
find, for many reasons, that they do not qualify for a
traditional mortgage. Seller financing is another tool
that can be utilized to make it affordable for one to
realize their dream of having a place they can finally
call their home.
Seller financing is a reasonable and practical option
for both sellers and buyers of these type properties.
CSHB 104 would give more opportunity for the dream of
home ownership to those who might not otherwise
realize it and would relieve the financial burden of
bona fide non-profit organizations assisting Alaskans
in making their dream come true.
5:29:02 PM
SENATOR COSTELLO asked if there were any issues with the
retroactivity clause. She asked for further clarification on
whether there was a timeframe and if this allowed for financing
up to five homes per year.
5:29:26 PM
REPRESENTATIVE WILSON agreed the program allowed a person to
seller-finance up to five homes per year under the bill. She
stated that an amendment was adopted on the House floor to make
it retroactive. She clarified that many people in Alaska thought
it was possible for sellers to finance properties.
5:30:08 PM
SENATOR BISHOP reviewed the fiscal note from the Department of
Commerce, Community and Economic Development (DCCED), Banking
and Securities for HB 104.
5:30:36 PM
At ease.
5:31:07 PM
CHAIR REINBOLD called the committee back to order.
SENATOR BISHOP continued. The Office of Management and Budget
component number 2808. He read the bill analysis:
This bill will allow a natural person, estate, trust,
corporation, or another entity to self-finance a
mortgage loan on five or fewer residential properties
owned by the seller during a 12-month period. The
mortgage loan must have an interest rate that is
fixed, payments that do not result in negative
amortization, and cannot impose a prepayment penalty.
The seller determines that the purchaser has a
reasonable ability to repay the loan. The seller
cannot have constructed the dwelling or acted as a
contractor for the construction of the dwelling that
secures the loan. The bill does not require a change
to regulations. The Division of Banking and Securities
does not anticipate any fiscal impacts from this
legislation.
SENATOR BISHOP said the fiscal note was a zero-fiscal note.
5:32:21 PM
CHAIR REINBOLD removed her objection. She reaffirmed that public
testimony was closed on HB 104. She remarked that she previously
held the bill to allow Senator Bishop to participate in the
hearing since Fairbanks residents expressed significant interest
in the bill.
5:33:16 PM
SENATOR COSTELLO moved to report CSHB 104(L&C) AM, version 31-
LS0257\S.A. from committee with individual recommendations and
attached fiscal note.
There being no objection, the motion carried.
5:33:32 PM
At ease.
| Document Name | Date/Time | Subjects |
|---|---|---|
| HB 44 VER. A.PDF |
SL&C 5/13/2019 1:30:00 PM |
HB 44 |
| HB 44 Sponsor Statement.pdf |
SL&C 5/13/2019 1:30:00 PM |
HB 44 |
| HB 44 Sectional Analysis VER. A.pdf |
SL&C 5/13/2019 1:30:00 PM |
HB 44 |
| HB 44 Fiscal Note DCCED-DBS 3.20.19.pdf |
SL&C 5/13/2019 1:30:00 PM |
HB 44 |
| HB 44 Additional Document-ATM Location Study 3.15.19.pdf |
SL&C 5/13/2019 1:30:00 PM |
HB 44 |
| HB 44 Supporting Document-Support Letter National ATM Council.pdf |
SL&C 5/13/2019 1:30:00 PM |
HB 44 |
| HB 44 Supporting Document-Support Letters.pdf |
SL&C 5/13/2019 1:30:00 PM |
HB 44 |