Arkansas Notice of Assignment - Sale or Transfer of Servicing Rights - Mortgage Loans
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Federal law protects borrowers when loans are bought and sold by requiring that both the old and new lenders notify you in writing within 15 days of a sale that a transfer has taken place. The letters should provide the name of the new lender, how and where payments can be made, and when your next payment is due.
The transferee servicer shall provide the notice of transfer to the borrower not more than 15 days after the effective date of the transfer.
A loan secured by the borrower's vacation home is not a ?mortgage loan? for these purposes. Pursuant to Section 131(g), the new owner or assignee of a mortgage loan must notify the borrower in writing within 30 days after his mortgage loan is sold or otherwise transferred.
The transferor and transferee servicers may provide a single notice, in which case the notice shall be provided not less than 15 days before the effective date of the transfer of the servicing of the mortgage loan.
Notice of Transfer of Mortgage Loan Ownership If the holder of your mortgage loan sells the debt to a different entity, federal law requires the new owner or assignee to notify you about the change of ownership no later than 30 days after the sale, transfer, or assignment.
The servicing of your mortgage loan is being transferred, effective [Date]. This means that after this date, a new servicer will be collecting your mortgage loan payments from you. Nothing else about your mortgage loan will change. [Name of present servicer] is now collecting your payments.
The only thing that changes with the transfer of servicing rights for your mortgage is who you make your payment to. You'll receive communication from your current servicer with additional information, including contact information for your new servicer.
