04/21/2019
How many borrowers can apply using a single Uniform Residential Mortgage Loan Application?
04/14/2019
I have a question about modifications on our construction perm loans to reduce the rate to sell on the secondary market. We have our construction perms, that after completion and when the loan is closed out, that upon completion of the construction, a “float-down” of the interest rate may be allowed if it meets the guidelines to sell on the secondary market. Does this trigger anything for Reg B or Adverse Action?
04/07/2019
Are we required to use the Lender Information Form?
04/07/2019
Do we need to send an Appraisal Notice on a new request if we are using an existing appraisal we already have for a separate loan?
03/03/2019
Can we continue to use the old four-page uniform application with the demographic information addendum or must we convert to the new eight-page form.?
02/24/2019
I have a question about the use of the Equal Housing Lender logo. Does it need to be included in a mortgage company email signature?
02/03/2019
What is the mandatory compliance date for the new uniform residential mortgage loan application?
02/03/2019
Concerning a counter offer on a consumer loan. In this case not mortgage related. To my understanding a counter offer applies when you want to change a term from the original request in order to position the borrower to grant approval. IE reduce loan amount, extend duration of term. Can a counter be used to request a co-signer /endorser to be placed on the loan.
With a comment that states this loan would be granted as long as the added co-signer or guarantor is approved?
02/03/2019
I have a question in regards to section §1002.14(a)(2) and §1002.14(a)(4) below in Reg B. Section (a)(2) below states the lender shall provide the applicant a copy of the “right to receive a copy of appraisal” disclosure within 3 business days. We have a situation where the customer withdrew their loan PRIOR to the 3rd business day. According to section (a)(4) below it ONLY references back to section (a)(1) which pertains to the actual appraisal and NOT the disclosure itself. So in instances where a loan is either withdrawn, denied or incomplete prior to the 3rd business day do we have to still send the disclosure or not?
"DISCLOSURE. For applications subject to paragraph (a)(1) of this section, a creditor shall mail or deliver to an applicant, not later than the third business day after the creditor receives an application for credit that is to be secured by a first lien on a dwelling, a notice in writing of the applicant's right to receive a copy of all written appraisals developed in connection with the application. In the case of an application for credit that is not to be secured by a first lien on a dwelling at the time of application, if the creditor later determines the credit will be secured by a first lien on a dwelling, the creditor shall mail or deliver the same notice in writing not later than the third business day after the creditor determines that the loan is to be secured by a first lien on a dwelling.
WITHDRAWN, DENIED, OR INCOMPLETE APPLICATIONS. The requirements set forth in paragraph (a)(1) of this section apply whether credit is extended or denied or if the application is incomplete or withdrawn."
01/06/2019
If an individual applies for a loan and they don't qualify, is the lender required to formally disposition (deny) the loan request? Or can they solicit other individuals to be added to the application to see if they would
help qualify and get loan approval?