TRID Flashcards
What does TRID stand for?
TILA-RESPA Integrated Disclosure Rule
What is TRID nicknamed?
“Know before you owe”
Purpose of TRID
To protect consumers by requiring lenders to disclose certain types of key information
When was TRID enacted?
2015
Loans covered under TRID
- mortgages
- refinancing
- construction-only
- closed- and home-equity loans
- loans secured by >25 acres
Does not cover:
- HELOCs
- Reverse mortgages
- Mortgages for a dwelling that is not attached to real property such as a mobile home
What is an LE?
Loan Estimate - tells the borrower important details about the mortgage loan they requested
Required info for loan estimates
- Name
- Income
- SSN
- Property address
- Property’s estimated value
- Desired loan amount
Loan consumption
The time a consumer becomes contractually obligated
LE special information booklet
Must be delivered or put in the mail no later than 3 business days from the date the application is received or prepared
Does not have to be delivered for:
- refinances
- subordinate loans
- reverse mortgages
- a loan whose purpose is not to purchase a 1-4-family residential property
CD
Closing Disclosure
A 5-page form that provides final details about the mortgage loan selected, including the projected monthly payments and closing costs
Lender is required to deliver it at least 3 business days before closing
Permissible fees and finance charges on an LE
Any charge payable directly or indirectly by the consumer and imposed directly or indirectly by the creditor as an incident to or a condition of the extension of credit.
What did the LE replace?
GFE/TIL (Good Faith Estimate and Truth In Lending)
What did the CD replace?
Final TIL/HUD-1 (final Truth In Lending and Housing of Urban Development)
“Change of circumstances” under TRID
- Extraordinary or unexpected events
- Inaccurate or change of info after LE is provided
- New info
- Customer request
MLO actions of TRID is incomplete
Have the consumer answer and provide a new LE