§ 1026.38 Content of disclosures for certain mortgage transactions (Closing Disclosure).
Information,” the following information for each creditor (under the subheading “Lender”), mortgage broker
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Information,” the following information for each creditor (under the subheading “Lender”), mortgage broker
(3) Special rule; mortgage broker fees.
Mortgage broker as loan originator.
The amount of work (such as document preparation) the creditor expects to be done by the broker on an
The number of applications submitted by the broker to the creditor as compared to the total number of
consummation of a high-cost mortgage occurs for reasons outside the control of a creditor or mortgage broker
(B) If a mortgage broker provides any disclosure under § 1026.19(e), the mortgage broker shall
(ii) Mortgage broker.
The number of applications submitted by the broker to the creditor as compared to the total number of
An example of an “intermediary agent or broker” is a broker who, customarily within a brief period of
Payments by a mortgage broker to its individual loan originator employee.
(B) That compensation is paid by a mortgage broker, as defined in § 1026.36(a)(2), to a loan originator
(B) That compensation is paid by a mortgage broker, as defined in § 1026.36(a)(2), to a loan originator
Intermediary agent or broker.
(2) Mortgage broker.
19(e)(1)(ii) Mortgage broker.
Mortgage broker fees.
The creditor's agreement with a mortgage broker for purposes of § 1026.43(g)(4) may be part of another
(A) If a mortgage broker receives a consumer's application, either the creditor or the mortgage broker
Fees paid to a mortgage broker.
A mortgage broker may ask for the names, account numbers, and balances of the consumer's checking and
(4) Offer through a mortgage broker.
Intermediary agent or broker.
4(a)(3) Special Rule; Mortgage Broker Fees
43(g)(4) Offer through a mortgage broker.