Learn the ten prohibited lender actions which protect the borrower after origination of a high-cost (Section 32) consumer-purpose mortgage.
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Learn the ten prohibited lender actions which protect the borrower after origination of a high-cost (Section 32) consumer-purpose mortgage.
Learn when a consumer-purpose mortgage falls under Section 32 limitations and disclosure rules.
These forms are used by a prospective junior lender or carryback seller when the real estate is encumbered by an existing first mortgage containing a due-on clause, to obtain consent from the lender holding the mortgage to further encumber the property with a second mortgage, and by a loan broker or escrow officer when originating a mortgage with the lender or carryback seller, to include a guarantee, exculpatory or governing law provision in the promissory note.
Fee appraisers are to be compensated by mortgage lenders and their agents at a reasonable rate – but there are exceptions that effectively gut this rule.
Even as mortgage delinquencies rise, high levels of equity continue to shield homeowners from foreclosure.
Part 2 of this video series provides examples for how MLOs can determine whether a transaction is subject to Section 32 compliance.
An agent or escrow officer uses these forms when a seller of property carries back an all-inclusive note and trust deed (AITD) evidencing a principal debt which includes the balance owed on an existing mortgage and a payoff demand.
The yield spread indicates the likelihood of a recession or recovery one year forward.
This video covers delivery of the Loan Estimate and Closing Disclosure.
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