Tag Archives: TRID

Do You Have A Comment Concerning The CFPB’s Proposed TRID Amendments?

If so, the time remaining to offer your opinion is running short! On July 26th the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau or CFPB released proposed amendments to the TILA-RESPA Integrated Disclosures aka TRID! For anyone who may want to comment the deadline to do so is October 18, 2016. An article from ALTA explains the amendments and provides […]

Survey Evidence Concerning The Current Strength Of The U.S. Commercial And Residential Real Estate Markets!

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Summary: What are the players at the heart of real estate saying about the overall strength of the market? Read the survey results in this article to find out! Each month Zelman and Assoc. conducts a Title Agent Survey that asks a variety of questions concerning month over month deal flow! This deal flow covers new commercial and residential […]

Caution…Delayed Closings Ahead…TRID Is Coming October 3rd!

With the implementation of the new mortgage disclosure requirements on the horizon, aka TRID, will the result be delayed residential real estate closings? On September 21st in an article titled ‘TRID And Residential Mortgages: How It Will Significantly Change The Loan Process!‘, the who, what where and how of the new mortgage disclosure requirements were […]

TRID And Residential Mortgages: How It Will Significantly Change The Loan Process!

On October 3, 2015, sweeping changes in the way that a residential mortgage loan is processed and closed will go into effect! TRID, or TILA-RESPA Integrated Disclosure, was originally due to be implemented August 1, 2015 but that was ultimately extended to October 3. The reason for the extension provided at the time was a missed […]

Banking: TRID implementation delayed, mortgage lenders dodge a bullet! (Sample Forms)

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New mortgage disclosure rules or TRID (TILA-RESPA Integrated Disclosures), scheduled to take effect on August 1, 2015, will now be implemented two months later on October 1st! The delay in the implementation of TRID, designed to replace Truth-in-Lending and the Real Estate Settlement Procedures, was mandated because the CFPB (Consumer Financial Protection Bureau) missed a filing […]