RESPA — Section 8
We are paid a flat monthly retainer for marketing services rendered. We are never paid per lead, per appointment, per application, or as any share of a funded loan. Section 8 prohibits fees for the referral of settlement service business, and a per-lead compensation structure risks being construed exactly that way. Our structure removes the question.
Regulation Z — triggering terms
No specific interest rate, monthly payment, down payment amount, or term appears in any creative we produce. Stating a triggering term obliges full disclosure of all material terms including APR. Our creative is written to benefit and situation, not to numbers.
Fair Housing and ECOA
All campaigns run under Meta's Special Ad Category for Credit and Housing. That removes age, gender, ZIP-code and detailed-interest targeting, and standard lookalike audiences. We treat those restrictions as a design constraint and build qualification into the form and the creative instead of the targeting.
Licensing and NMLS
Your firm's NMLS identifier and Equal Housing marking appear on every asset we produce. Producer-level identifiers are captured at onboarding. Borrowers from states in which you are not licensed are filtered before they reach a producer.
TCPA and consent
Consent language is presented at the point of submission, and IP address, timestamp and form contents are retained as the consent record. SMS traffic runs on registered A2P 10DLC infrastructure. Consent language is reviewed by counsel and re-reviewed if your licensed-state footprint, script, retry cadence, or routing changes.
FTC and MAP Rule
We do not publish approval claims, rate guarantees, or projected loan outcomes in any creative. Every claim made in advertising has a documented basis on file.
Approval control
Every ad, every piece of copy, and every form question is presented to you for written approval before it runs. Nothing you have not seen is published.