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Federal Mortgage Laws and Consumer Protection Regulations

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Chapter 1

Federal Mortgage Laws and Consumer Protection Regulations

Course: Safe Mlo Prep
Subject: Safe Mlo Prep
Chapter: Federal Mortgage Laws And Consumer Protection Regulations


OVERVIEW

The TRID rule — effective October 2015 — combined TILA and RESPA's disclosure requirements into two streamlined forms: the Loan Estimate (LE) and the Closing Disclosure (CD). TRID eliminated the GFE, early TILA disclosure, HUD-1, and final TILA disclosure — replacing all four with just two documents.

  1. The Loan Estimate

The Loan Estimate replaced the Good Faith Estimate and the early TILA disclosure.

Triggering event — all six application elements received:

  • Borrower's name
  • Borrower's income
  • Borrower's Social Security number
  • Property address
  • Estimated property value
  • Loan amount requested

Delivery deadline: Within 3 business days of receiving all six elements. Business day for LE: Monday through Saturday — excluding federal public holidays. Only fee before LE: Bona fide credit report fee only.

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