MidFirst Bank v. Cicoretti
Citations
- 2023 Ohio 3599
Syllabus
Foreclosure requirement for face-to-face interview for FHA loans C.F.R. 203.604(b) exception if lender has no branch office within 200 miles of the mortgaged property current mortgage holder is not implicated by face-to-face interview rule if former assignee of note and mortgage have a branch office within 200 miles of mortgaged property bank does not need to authenticate each document in support of foreclosure with person who personally participated in the creation of the record adoptive business record exception to hearsay rule summary judgment affirmed.
Judges: Waite
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