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Eric Guasch
  • Real Estate Professional
  • Miami, FL
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Florida Mortage Servicer License - Net Worth Requirement

Eric Guasch
  • Real Estate Professional
  • Miami, FL
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Hello All-

I am interested in applying for the Florida Mortgage Servicer License. According to statute 494.00721, the company must maintain a net worth requirement of $250k in order to originate and service the debt on the back-end. 

In order to justify the net worth of the company, do I need to have $250k parked in a non-interest bearing bank account year round, or if I have over $250k lent out, would that justify the financial standing of the company?

Any insight or direction would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks in advance

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