Coverage

Every state.
Every channel.
Every disclosure.

Nine federal rule sets, a state overlay for all fifty states and DC, and six channels — with the limits stated plainly at the bottom of this page.

Federal

The baseline every check runs.

Reg Z / TILA
12 CFR 1026.24
Triggering terms, APR prominence and the closed-end advertising disclosures.
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Triggers

Payment amounts, rates, terms of repayment, “no closing costs”, teaser rates, comparative rate claims.

Reg N (MAP)
12 CFR 1014
Nineteen prohibited misrepresentations in mortgage advertising.
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Triggers

Guaranteed approval, government affiliation, savings claims, “pre-approved”, variable terms stated as fixed.

RESPA
12 USC 2607 §8
Referral and co-marketing language between settlement providers.
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Triggers

Co-branded posts with agents, “our preferred lender”, split-cost marketing, gift or incentive language.

ECOA / Reg B
12 CFR 1002
Discouragement and prohibited-basis language in solicitations.
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Triggers

Audience descriptors tied to a protected class, “ideal for”, age or family-status framing.

Fair Housing Act
42 USC 3604(c)
Discriminatory preference, limitation or targeting in housing ads.
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Triggers

Neighbourhood coding, family and religious references, imagery-based steering, exclusion audiences.

TCPA
47 USC 227
Consent, identification and opt-out in SMS and dialled outreach.
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Triggers

Template SMS with no opt-out, consent claims, auto-dial references, mini-TCPA state overlays.

CAN-SPAM
15 USC 7701
Header accuracy, physical address and unsubscribe in email.
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Triggers

Missing postal address, deceptive subject lines, absent or buried unsubscribe.

FTC Endorsements & Testimonials
16 CFR 255
Material connection disclosure and typicality of results.
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Triggers

Client testimonials, referral-fee relationships, influencer posts, “most clients save”.

UDAAP
12 USC 5531
Net impression of the ad, not just its individual sentences.
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Triggers

Fine-print contradictions, urgency framing, incomplete comparisons, omitted material conditions.

STATE

Fifty states and DC.

AL
AK
AZ
AR
CA
CO
CT
DE
DC
FL
GA
HI
ID
IL
IN
IA
KS
KY
LA
ME
MD
MA
MI
MN
MS
MO
MT
NE
NV
NH
NJ
NM
NY
NC
ND
OH
OK
OR
PA
RI
SC
SD
TN
TX
UT
VT
VA
WA
WV
WI
WY
State overlay beyond the federal baseline (28 jurisdictions)

Licensing, advertising and mini-TCPA rules vary by state. LoanLogic applies the overlay for the states you are licensed in.

Channel

What is checked where.

Instagram
story, reel, post

Caption and on-image text, story stickers, link-in-bio claims.

Facebook
page and personal

Page posts, boosted posts, personal-profile marketing.

LinkedIn
post and article

Posts, long-form articles, headline and about claims.

Email
campaign and one-to-one
Subject line, body, footer disclosures, opt-out.
 
SMS
templates
Template body, consent language, opt-out wording.
 
Print / flyer
upload and scan
Scanned type size ratios, fine print, required identifiers.
 

Limits

What LoanLogic does not do.

It is not legal advice.

LoanLogic applies published rules to the words you give it. It does not form a legal opinion and it is not a substitute for counsel.

 

It does not file anything.

No submission to a regulator, no registration, no state filing. The record it writes is yours to produce if you are asked for it.

 
 

It does not replace your broker’s review policy.

If your policy requires a human sign-off, that stays. LoanLogic shortens the queue; it does not remove your obligation to follow policy.

 
 

It also does not read documents that are not marketing. Loan estimates, disclosures at closing, borrower correspondence and internal files are out of scope and are not checked.

 
 

See it read one of your own ads.