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Mortgage marketing compliance checklist
Check common federal baseline risk signals before a post goes live.
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Review risky claims and disclosure gaps
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Scan draft copy for common mortgage advertising signals before it becomes public.
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Review notes
4 federal-baseline signals found for this Instagram caption.
What to review
- 1Guarantee or approval claim is risky: Replace absolute claims with conditional, educational wording such as “explore your options” or “see what may fit your goals.”
- 2NMLS identifier is missing: Add the loan originator NMLS ID to Brand Kit and keep the NMLS disclosure visible on the asset.
- 3Rate or APR claim needs disclosure review: Remove the specific rate/APR claim unless you can include the required loan terms, APR context, availability, and other applicable disclosures.
- 4Urgency language may need review: Use time-sensitive language only when the limitation is accurate and approved; otherwise use educational framing.
Safer rewrite direction
- 1Make the post educational instead of urgent, predictive, or outcome-promising.
- 2Use "explore options" or "understand tradeoffs" instead of approval, savings, or rate promises.
- 3Confirm nmls shown in profile only against company policy before posting.
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