TILA RESPA Integrated Disclosures Flashcards
1
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- According to TRID – the definition of an Application is described as submission of the following six (6) items:
A
Borrower Name, Borrower Monthly Income, Borrower Social Security number for Credit Report, Property Address, Estimate of Property Value, & Loan Amount
2
Q
- Once an application, as defined, is received, creditors are obligated to issue the ____________. Creditors may not require additional information or verification before issuing the Loan Estimate.
A
Loan Estimate
3
Q
- The creditor may either hand deliver the disclosures on or before the third business day or _________________________ to comply with the requirements of the Rule.
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put them in the mail on the third business day
4
Q
- If the disclosures are mailed, the consumer is deemed to have received them _______ after they are mailed. When counting mailing time, include Monday-Saturday excluding public holidays.
A
three days
5
Q
- ________________ - The loan may not close for seven days after the disclosures are mailed. For this rule, we do not need to wait the three-day mailing period. In other words, you may start counting the seven days at the earlier of actually delivering the disclosures to the consumer or mailing them
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Seven Day Closing Rule
6
Q
- Collection of Fees - According TRID, a lender or broker may not charge the borrower anything but a reasonable ___________ until the borrower has received the Loan Estimate and expressed intent to proceed.
A
credit report fee
7
Q
- Collection of Fees - According TRID, a lender or broker may not charge the borrower anything but a reasonable credit report fee until the borrower has received the ____________ and expressed ____________.
A
Loan Estimate, intent to proceed
8
Q
- The borrower may communicate intent to proceed orally, in person, upon receiving the disclosures. If the communication comes after the borrower receives the disclosure, it may come _______________________________. Silence on behalf of the borrower may not be used as consent.
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verbally over the phone, in writing via email, or through signing a form