Florida Statutes 627.9906 – Prohibited practices
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Terms Used In Florida Statutes 627.9906
- Dependent: A person dependent for support upon another.
- Investor: means a person or an entity, or an affiliate thereof, holding a beneficial interest in loans secured by real property. See Florida Statutes 627.9903
- Lender: means a person or an entity, or an affiliate thereof, making loans secured by an interest in real property. See Florida Statutes 627.9903
- person: includes individuals, children, firms, associations, joint adventures, partnerships, estates, trusts, business trusts, syndicates, fiduciaries, corporations, and all other groups or combinations. See Florida Statutes 1.01
- Servicer: means a person or an entity, or an affiliate thereof, contractually obligated to service one or more mortgage loans for a lender or an investor. See Florida Statutes 627.9903
(1) An insurer or insurance agent may not issue collateral protection insurance on mortgaged property that the insurer or insurance agent, or an affiliate thereof, owns, performs the servicing for, or owns the servicing right to.
(2) An insurer or insurance agent may not compensate, including through the payment of commissions to, a lender, an insurer, an investor, or a servicer on collateral protection property insurance policies issued by the insurer.
(3) An insurer or insurance agent may not share collateral protection insurance premium or risk with the lender, investor, or servicer that obtained the collateral protection insurance.
(4) An insurer or insurance agent may not offer contingent commissions, profit sharing, or other payments dependent upon profitability or loss ratios to any person affiliated with a servicer or the insurer in connection with collateral protection insurance.
(5) An insurer may not provide free or below-cost outsourced services to lenders, investors, or servicers or outsource its own functions to lenders, insurance agents, investors, or servicers on an above-cost basis.
(6) An insurer or insurance agent may not make any payments, including, but not limited to, the payment of expenses to a lender, an insurer, an investor, or a servicer, for the purpose of securing collateral protection insurance business or related outsourced services.