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Perhaps those not involved in the mortgage brokerage, lending, appraisal or real estate sales realms might find the new Federal regulation to be positive. It seems easier to believe things that we see in written form.
Altering a variety of rules with the HERA ((Housing and Economic Recovery Act of 2008) and with the MDIA (Mortgage Disclosure Improvement Act), the most recent federal law was just passed and became law on July 30, 2009. These two Acts directly affect the Truth in Lending and Good Faith Estimate which are given to borrowers when they apply for a home loan.
Perhaps the only good thing to emerge from the new legislative scheme is the fact that home buyers are given a longer period in which to study the Truth in Lending disclosures and the Good Faith Estimate for their transaction. The new law offers the purchaser seven days to go through these documents, because a number of purchasers did not know the terms when they applied for a mortgage, including length of loan, APR (annual percentage rate), or variable rate vs. fixed rate. Oh, I won’t argue this. Typical buyers, a category in which I am included, did not fully comprehend the terms of their home loans when they entered into their agreements.
Should the annual percentage rate move upward or downward an eight of a percent while your loan application is pending, you will be required to allow another three days to pass prior to escrow being able to close on your transaction. Any adjustments in the fees for your title work will also result in new documents being required and a new three-day waiting period will begin. The borrower must lock in their interest rate to keep these potentially endless delays from occurring.
The waiting period begins again, if the loan type changes from “Fixed” and “Balloon”, “Fixed” and “ARM,” a conventional loan including Mortgage Insurance and a conventional loan that does not include Mortgage insurance, or the type of “ARM” (Interest to Amortized, 3/1 ARM to a 5/1 ARM).
Can someone tell me who makes up these rules? It makes one wonder if anyone had put any thought at all into how these new practices could impact the housing market.` “Time is of the Essence” is a phrase known to many people in the real estate business. Since most banks have taken over many homes on the market, this phrase has been totally abused.
Since homes takes 4, 5, 6 months or longer to close escrow in today’s market, you say to yourself, what’s another 3 to 7 business days? But, with the ever-changing nature of the fees for title work, and the fact that rate locks typically can be done only for 30-45 day periods, the new regulatory scheme is very likely to be little more than a hindrance to swiftly closing real estate transactions for borrowers.
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