N.Y. Comp. Codes R. & Regs. tit. 3, § 38.5
(a) Disclosures. A licensee or exempt organization may issue a “prevailing rate” commitment only in compliance with this section. Prior to acceptance of a commitment fee, points or other discounts, the licensee or exempt organization must issue a commitment which discloses the following:
(1) All disclosures required by section 38.4(a) of this Part excluding information concerning the initial interest rate, and the initial monthly payment of principal and interest.
(ii) Base rate and deviation. A base rate and the maximum interest rate at which the loan may close. The interest rate at closing may never exceed one percentage point above the base rate. The interest rate may be adjusted downward at any time. For example, if the commitment sets a base rate of 9.5 percent, the rate may float no higher than 10.5 percent. A mortgage banker or exempt organization which offers prevailing rate commitments in accordance with this paragraph shall make available for inspection a list which identifies specific products and the rate at which such products are available on any day (“rate sheet”). Such rate sheet shall be maintained for two years.
(b) Procedures.
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