Utah Administrative Code (Current through November 1, 2019) |
R162. Commerce, Real Estate |
R162-2c. Utah Residential Mortgage Practices and Licensing Rules |
R162-2c-301b. Employee Incentive Program
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(1)(a) Under this Subsection R162-2c-301b, a licensed entity may pay an incentive to a mortgage loan originator who is sponsored by the entity and licensed in:
(i) Utah; or
(ii) another state.
(b) A licensed entity may not pay an incentive to an unlicensed employee.
(2) A PLM or entity that uses an incentive program shall:
(a) prior to paying any incentive to an individual, specifically describe in the individual's contract for employment:
(i) the methodology by which any incentive will be calculated, including the limitation specified in Subsection (2)(b); and
(ii) the circumstances under which an incentive will be paid, including the limitation specified in this Subsection (2)(c); and
(b) limit the dollar amount or value of any single incentive to $300 or less;
(c) limit the sponsored mortgage loan originator to receiving no more than three incentive payments in a calendar year; and
(d)(i) keep complete records of all incentive payments made, including:
(A) borrower name;
(B) property address;
(C) transaction closing date;
(D) date of incentive payment;
(E) name of employee receiving incentive payment; and
(F) amount paid; and
(ii) make such records available to the division for audit or inspection upon request.
(3) Before paying an incentive to a mortgage loan originator who is not licensed in Utah, the PLM or entity shall ensure that the individual did not:
(a) solicit or advertise to the client regarding financing for a Utah property; or
(b) perform any other activity that constitutes the business of residential mortgage loans pursuant to Section 61-2c-102(1)(h).