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Nevada Mortgage Lending Division
The official Nevada regulator site for mortgage-lending notices, licensing information, forms, and industry resources.
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Nevada regulation
Nevada SB44 overview
Mortgage-servicer prudential standards, data-security provisions, scope, and effective dates.
Read the overviewFederal compliance information
Mortgage trigger-lead restrictions
Public Law 119-36, permitted authorization and relationship paths, and the March 4, 2026 effective date.
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Nevada Legislature
Nevada SB44 enrolled bill
The official enrolled text of Nevada SB44, Chapter 45. Sections 1 through 47 became effective January 1, 2026.
Read enrolled SB44Congress.gov
Homebuyers Privacy Protection Act
Congress.gov information for H.R.2808, enacted as Public Law 119-36. Its mortgage trigger-lead restrictions took effect March 4, 2026.
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