Angela Rankin

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We are originating a bridge loan to refinance existing obligations and provide funds for the down payment and closing costs associated with a purchase money mortgage for a new primary residence. The loan is secured by the borrower’s current primary residence and will be paid off upon the sale of that property. As such, it is exempt from HMDA reporting requirements. We would like clarification on whether we are still required to collect Government Monitoring Information (GMI) under Regulation B. Does Regulation B also consider this type of loan to be temporary financing and therefore not subject to §1002.13?

We are originating a bridge loan to refinance existing obligations and provide funds for the down payment and closing costs associated with a purchase money mortgage for a new primary residence. The loan is secured by the borrower’s current primary residence and will be paid off upon the sale of that property. As such, it is exempt from HMDA reporting requirements. We would like clarification on whether we are still required to collect Government Monitoring Information (GMI) under Regulation B. Does Regulation B also consider this type of loan to be temporary financing and therefore not subject to §1002.13? Read More »

1071 Preparation Guide | Article 5 What is an Application Date?

Application dates are sometimes a foreign concept in commercial lending. However, now that 1071 is a reality, commercial divisions everywhere will have asked themselves, “When do I have a completed application?” and perhaps the most important question of the day, “What will define my application date?” In commercial lending, it’s not as simple to determine

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1071 Preparation Guide | Article 2 Identifying Stakeholders, Forming A Committee

Establishing a 1071 Implementation Committee is essential for your institution to ensure Regulation 1071 compliance. Your committee’s first order of business is preparing a risk assessment and reviewing the regulation to determine its impact on your processes and procedures. It also manages the project, prepares progress reports for stakeholders, addresses problems like delays and lack

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FinCEN Issues Final Rule for Beneficial Ownership Reporting

On September 29, 2022, FinCEN issued a final rule for Beneficial Ownership Reporting to support law enforcement efforts. The rule establishes timeframes for legal entities to report beneficial ownership information FinCEN as required by the Corporate Transparency Act (CTA). According to the publication, FinCEN will have rulemakings to: Establish rules for who may access the

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We are originating a HELOC loan to fully pay off an existing HELOC loan. Since there is no new money involved, would Right of Rescission apply?

Answer: Since the property is being deeded over to the borrower, the borrower is essentially purchasing the property for what is remaining Yes. Although no new money is being advanced, this is a new HELOC that will allow a customer to redraw on funds from the line once the loan is paid down. The Right

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Servicing Compliance Webinar Series: Adverse Action Requirements

It’s more than just saying “No” When are adverse action notices required? Adverse action notices requirements for denied deposit accounts Adverse action notice requirements for commercial customers Notice of incompleteness requirements How should files be documented when a customer withdraws an application. What’s the difference between a withdrawn application and an application which was approved

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Clarifying the Joint Intent Requirements at Application

Joint intent exceptions are a common finding in our compliance reviews. We have found that there are misconceptions on what constitutes joint intent and how it should be documented; most of the questions come from commercial versus consumer mortgage loan officers. Many of the questions we are asked include: Isn’t the joint financial statement enough

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