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Federal laws set standards for mortgage lending. A home mortgage is one of the largest credit transactions a consumer can make, and that opens the door for all sorts of issues. In the past, lenders have misled consumers about mortgage loans. Some lenders denied loans based on discrimination. Other lenders hid the truth about mortgage loan terms, including interest rates and closing costs. To address a variety of issues, the federal government enacted a series of key mortgage lending laws.
The CRMLA was enacted as an alternative to the existing laws licensing lenders under the Real Estate Law and the California Finance Lenders Law, in order to provide mortgage bankers with a licensing law specifically intended to regulate their primary functions of originating and servicing residential mortgage loans.