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RESPA

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Real Estate Settlement Procedures Act

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(Reg X)

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Real Estate Settlement Procedures Act

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Real Estate Settlement Procedures Act

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seeks to ensure that consumers throughout the nation are provided with greater and more timely info on the nature and costs of the settlement process & are protected from unnecessarily high settlement charges caused by certain abusive practices

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RESPA

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  • requires effective advanced disclosure of costs
  • eliminates kickbacks and referral fees
  • limits amt held in escrow or reserve accts
  • reforms recordkeeping of local land title info
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Federally-related mortgage loan

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any loan secured by a first or subordinate lien on a residential property designed for the occupancy of 1 - 4 families made by any lender which meets the following criteria:

  • its deposits are insured by the fed
  • it is regulated by the fed
  • the loan is insured by HUD
  • the lender: intends to sell the loan to Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, or Ginnie Mae OR makes more than $1Mil in residential real estate loans / year
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aggregate escrow analysis

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to ensure that the proper amount is being held in escrow or reserve accts

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RESPA does not apply to the following transactions:

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  • Loans on vacant or unimproved property
  • Loans for business, commercial, or agricultural purposes
  • Construction loans, unless:
    • The lender issues a commitment for permanent financing, or
    • They are used to purchase the property
  • An assumption of a loan where the creditor’s approval is not required
  • The conversion of a federally-related mortgage loan
  • The transfer of a loan to the secondary mortgage market
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TILA

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Truth In Lending Act

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Regulation Z

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TILA

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Truth in Lending Act

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part of the Consumer Credit Protection Act; intended to assure a meaningful disclosure of credit terms so that the consumer will be able to compare more readily the various credit terms available to him and avoid the uninformed use of credit

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finance charges

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the costs of obtaining credit paid by the consumer, expressed as a dollar amt

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prepaid finance charges

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charges which are paid separately before or at the time of consummation or which are withheld from the proceeds of the loan

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HOEPA

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Home Ownership and Equity Protection Act

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Home Ownership and Equity Protection Act

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deals with high-cost home loans; loans APR exceeds the avg prime offer rate (APOR) for a comparable transaction by more than:

  • 6.5% for a first lien loan
  • 8.5% for a first lien loan of less than $50k and secured by a dwelling that is personal property or
  • 8.5% for a subordinate lien
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HPML

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Higher Priced Mortgage Loan

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Higher Priced Mortgage Loans

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a closed-end consumer credit transaction secured by the borrower’s principal dwelling that has an APR that exceeds the APOR by:

  • if a first-lien loan eligible for purchase by Freddie Mac (not exceeding conforming loan limit), 1.5 percentage points
  • if a first-lien jumbo loan, 2.5 percentage points
  • if a subordinate-lien loan, 3.5 percentage points
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ATR

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Ability to Repay

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Dodd-Frank Act

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authorized creation of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB), which implemented the ATR & Qualified Mortgage Rule

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Ability to Repay Rule

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requires a creditor to make a reasonable, good faith determination that a person applying for a residential mortgage loan has a reasonable ability to repay the loan according to its terms

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Exceptions to ATR

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  • HELOCS
  • Timeshares
  • Reverse Mortgages
  • Temporary or bridge loans w/ terms of less than 12 mos
  • construction loan of 12 mos or less that are part of construction-to-permanent loans
  • loans made by a housing finance agency or other gov agency
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qualified mortgage

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  • has a loan term of no more than 30 years
  • does not provide for points and fees that exceed 3% of the total loan amt
  • a loan transaction that provides for substantially-equal periodic payments that does not:
    • provide for negative amortization
    • allow the deferral of the payment of principal, or
    • result in a balloon payment
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prepayment penalties

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prohibited on high-cost home loans and HPMLs; may not be impose after the first 3 years of the loan term

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conditions where a mortgage loan may include a prepayment penalty

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  • the loan is a fixed-rate qualified mortgage loan
  • the penalty is permitted by law
  • the transaction has an APR tha tmay not increase after the consummation
  • the fee does not exceed:
    • if prepaid during the first 2 years of the loan, 2% of the outstanding balance prepaid
    • if prepaid during the third year of the loan, 1% of the outstanding balance is prepaid
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Affiliated Business Arrangement Disclosure Statement

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an arrangement in which a person is in a position to refer real estate settlement service business for a federally-related mortgage loan and has either an affiliate relationship with, or a direct or beneficial ownership interest of more than 1% in, a provider of settlement services and refers business to, or influences the selection of, that provider; must be provided on a separate piece of paper to the borrower at or before the time of a face-to-face referral or a referral made in writing or by electronic media, within three business days of a telephone referral, or, if referred by the lender, at the time the Loan Estimate is provided.

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Loan Originator Compensation Rule

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granted under the Dodd-Frank Act

26
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under the LCR, a loan originator’s compensation may not be based on:

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  • any loan terms or conditions of a loan
  • the terms of multiple transactions by a single loan originator
  • the terms of multiple transactions by multiple loan originators
27
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small servicer is a servicer that

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  • services, along with any affiliates, 5,000 or fewer mortage loans which the servicer is the creditor or assignee
  • is a housing finance agency
  • is a nonprofit entity that services 5,000 or fewer mortgage loans for which the servicer is the creditor
28
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how many days does a creditor have to deliver a LE to a borrower after an application is submitted?

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3 BUSINESS days

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how many days before consummation of the loan must the creditor provide the borrower with the LE?

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7 BUSINESS days

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Fees that may not vary at all from the amount stated in the LE (Zero Tolerance)

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  • fees paid to the creditor, mortgage broker, or an affiliate of either
  • fees paid for third-party provider services or which the consumer canNOT shop for
  • Transfer taxes
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Fees that may vary by 10% of what was stated in the LE (10% Tolerance)

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  • recording fees

- third-party provider fees for which the consumer was allowed to shop for

32
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of days a LE is good for

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10 BUSINESS days

33
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charges that may change from the amount stated on the LE without being subject to a tolerance limitation

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  • prepaid interest
  • property insurance premiums
  • amounts required to be placed into escrow accts
  • 3rd party service providers for which the consumer was allowed to shop and which were NOT on the prover list offered by the lender
  • charges for 3rd-party service providers NOT required by the creditor
34
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closing disclosure

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the document stating the final terms and conditions of a mortgage loan transaction

35
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when must lender provide the borrower with a closing disclosure?

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within 3 BUSINESS days prior to consummation; any revisions made must be provided to the consumer at or before consummation

36
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consummation of a loan

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defined by state law so it may vary, but is typically the day the borrower becomes legally obligated to the loan

37
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3 circumstances in which a revised closing disclosure must be issued with a retstarte waiting period

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  • the loan’s disclosed APR becomes inaccurate
  • changes in the terms of the loa product offered
  • addition of a prepayment penalty
38
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Fair Housing Act (FHA)

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prohibits discrimination in the sale or rental of a dwelling on the basis of race, color, religion, handicap, familial status, national origin

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what constitutes discrimination under FHA

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  • refuses to sell or rent a dwelling or to negotiate the sale or rental of a dwelling
  • offers different terms or conditions in the sale or rental of a dwelling
  • represents to an individual that a dwelling is not available when in fact it is
  • charges different rates and fees or offers different terms in a mortgage loan transaction
40
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redlining

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the practice of denying services in certain neighborhoods based on racial and/or ethnic factors; prohibited by FHA and state law

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Equal Credit Opportunity Act (ECOA) (REG B)

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prohibits lenders from discriminating in any aspect of a credit transaction based on

  • race
  • color
  • religion
  • national origin
  • sex
  • marital status
  • age (unless borrower is too young to sign a contract)
  • receipt of income form a public assistance program
  • exercise of rights under the Consumer Credit Protection Act
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the ECOA valuations rule

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upon receipt of an application a lender has 3 days ro notify a borrower of his/her right to receive a copy of any appraisal or valuation performed on the property that is subject of the loan application

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when must an appraisal be shared

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  • promptly upon completion
  • at least 3 business days before closing
  • if the borrower waives this right, it must be provided at closing
44
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HMDA - Home Mortgage Disclosure Act - REG C

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requires certain lenders, based on asset, size, location and housing related lending activity to report data regarding its mortgage lending activity

45
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information that must be reported for each transaction under HMDA

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  • loan #
  • date of application
  • type & purpose of loan
  • owner occupancy status
  • loan amt
  • type of action taken
  • location, by MSA, state, county and census tract
  • race, ethnicity, and sex of applications and gross annual income
  • type of entity purchasing the loan, if sold on the secondary market within a year of consummation
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FCRA - Fair Credit Reporting Act (Reg V)

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regulates consumer reporting agencies

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Under the FCRA, a consumer report may be requested or used:

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  • By the consumer
  • To assist in the evaluation of an application for credit
  • By a potential investor, servicer, or current insurer to determine the value of the credit or the prepayment risk associated with an existing credit obligation
  • By a creditor or insurer in the solicitation of credit or insurance offers
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MAP RULE - Mortgage Acts and Practices Advertising Rule (Reg N)

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a federal rule governing the advertising of mortgage products

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mortgage credit product

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any form of credit that is secured by real property or a dwelling and that is offered or extended to a consumer primarily for personal, family, or household purposes (not business)

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E-Sign Act ((Electronic Signatures in Global and National Commerce Act

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governs the circumstances under which electronic signatures may be accepted on certain disclosures and documents

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two types of loan fraud

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fraud for housing & fraud for profit

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fraud for housing

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borrower lies about income/assets in order to qualify for a mortgage loan

53
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fraud for profit

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may involve a number of individuals and can include occupancy fraud, documentation fraud, appraisal fraud

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GLB Act - Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act (Reg P)

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enacted to protect the privacy of consumer personal info

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nonpublic personal information (NPI)

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any personally-identifiable financial info that a financial institution obtains in connection with providing a financial product or service, unless that info is otherwise publicly available

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personally-identifiable financial info

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info provided to a financial institution by a consumer in connection with a credit transaction, or information secured by the financial institution in connection with such a transaction

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SAFE Act (Secure and Fair Enforcement for Mortgage Licensing Act)

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regulates the mortgage industry on a national level; establishes minimum credit standards for licensure, requiring mortgage loan originators be either state-licensed or federally registered

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Dodd-Frank Act

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  • establishment of the Consumer FInancial Protection Bureau (CFPB)
  • authorization of the qualified mortgage rule
  • requiring an assessment of the borrower’s ability to repay a mortgage (establishment of the Ability to Repay Rule)
  • restricts loan originator compensation (authorizing the Loan Originator Compensation Rule)
  • requires ne wborrower disclosures to replace GFE and TILA disclosures (i.e., TILA-RESPA Integrated Disclosure Rule)
  • limits loan terms such as prepayment penalties, negative amortization, balloons, etc

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