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#539602 - 04/27/06 06:37 PM Redisclose Additional Advance on Fixed Rate?
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Customer has a fixed rate home loan. We are doing an additional advance and increasing the rate. Not using a new note so it is not a refinance. It is not an ARM with a new variable rate.
Do we have to redisclose and if so, do we base it on just the new money or a blended disclosure for the old and the new money at the new rate?
We will do a notice of right to cancel.
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#539603 - 04/28/06 12:09 AM Re: Redisclose Additional Advance on Fixed Rate?
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I would ask this question of the legal counsel you have drafting the necessary modifications that will be required to pull this off. This is a very unusual way to handle this and it will all depend on whether under state law the old obligation is replaced.
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#539604 - 04/28/06 03:22 PM Re: Redisclose Additional Advance on Fixed Rate?
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Turns out the underlying loan is a variable rate (employee loan, rate goes up upon termination) so I feel that new disclosures are necessary under the commentary to 226.20. Customer/employee agrees to the increase in rate on everything so even if a new note is not being used I am recommending we treat it like a refinance with new disclosures.
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