(g) Description of security.
(h) Names of endorsers, comakers, or sureties.
(i) Amount of filing or discharge fees collected from the borrower.
(j) Marital status only if the loan is secured by household goods.
(k) Any amount received or withheld from the borrower as a premium for insurance in
connection with the loan, and the period covered by such insurance policy or policies.
(l) The date and amounts of all principal payments received, interest charges received, and
cash disbursements pertaining to the loan, including court costs.
(m) The date to which interest charges are paid and the unpaid balance due on the principal.
(3) A licensee shall maintain an alphabetical index identifying the name, loan number, and
original loan amount of each borrower, comaker, surety, guarantor, or endorser. Information
concerning a comaker, surety, guarantor, or endorser must be readily identifiable.
(4) When a note is reduced to judgment, all of the following provisions must be complied
with:
(a) The loan record maintained pursuant to subrule (2) of this rule must be clearly
designated a judgment account.
(b) Payments received must be identified and applied on the judgment loan record.
(c) The licensee shall retain all filings, judgments, and other documents related to the
judgment.
(d) A licensee shall maintain a list of all loans reduced to judgment during the previous 25
months.
(e) A licensee that charges a borrower for court costs it incurred on a judgment account
shall itemize the costs on the loan record and retain a receipt or other document substantiating
the costs.
(f) A licensee shall retain a copy of the officer's return of execution issued when property is
sold pursuant to a judgment.
(5) When property is taken in accordance with the terms of a security agreement or by
judicial process or abandonment, the loan record must be designated clearly as a repossession
account and must state when and how possession of the security was obtained and must
identify the proceeds of the sale of the property. The licensee shall retain all of the following:
(a) A copy of any agreement entered into with the borrower with respect to terms of
surrender.
(b) A copy of the notice of sale, together with evidence of mailing or personal delivery.
(c) An inventory of the property taken.
(d) A signed statement from the purchasers, or from the auctioneer if the sale was public,
describing the collateral purchased and showing the amounts paid.
(e) Evidence that the sale was held on the date set forth in the notice of sale, including a
record of any bids received.
(f) A copy of a detailed statement of final accounting sent to the borrower setting forth the
disposition of the proceeds of the sale and the principal balance due on the account, if any.
(g) Paid receipts evidencing costs incurred in the repossession and sale of the security which
have been charged to the borrower.
(h) A list of all loan accounts where collateral was repossessed each month during the
previous 25 months.
(6) When the property is abandoned and the address of the borrower is uncertain or
unknown, a notice of sale and statement of final accounting shall be sent to the last known
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