§ 1026.41 Periodic statements for residential mortgage loans.
identifying the consumer's status as a debtor in bankruptcy or the discharged status of the mortgage loan
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identifying the consumer's status as a debtor in bankruptcy or the discharged status of the mortgage loan
statement that if the consumer files for bankruptcy, the consumer may still be required to pay back the loan
statement that if the consumer files for bankruptcy, the consumer may still be required to pay back the loan
If the loan has more than one payment level, the regular payment for each level must be disclosed.
The income does not qualify if the loan closes more than 60 days before the consumer starts the new job
needed to amortize fully the outstanding balance at the new interest rate over the remainder of the loan
needed to amortize fully the outstanding balance at the new interest rate over the remainder of the loan
projected total cost of credit should not reflect contingent payments in which a credit to the outstanding loan
Nationwide Mortgage Licensing System and Registry (NMLSR ID) number for each creditor, mortgage broker, and loan
single-statement exemption in § 1026.41(e)(5)(iv)(B) might apply more than once over the life of a loan
Section 1026.43(c)(5)(i) does not prescribe the terms or loan features that a creditor may choose to
proximate to the reference to the covered educational institution, using the name of the creditor's loan
(C) If the loan provides for payment increases as described in paragraph (s)(3)(i)(B) of this section
statement of that fact, along with a statement that the consumer included the closing costs in the loan
If a consumer-purpose loan that allows for interest rate increases is secured by an assignment of a beneficial
connection with a refinancing that provides additional funds to the borrower, in determining whether a loan
structures a transaction in violation of § 1026.34(b) if, for example, the creditor structures a loan
Collecting information on behalf of the consumer with regard to a residential mortgage loan.
If the loan product is an adjustable rate with no introductory rate, the creditor should disclose “0”
1026.37(b)(5) includes the payments under transactions that require only one or two payments during the loan
fixed-rate mortgage with an interest rate at consummation of 7 percent that is fixed for the 30-year loan
The prohibition extends only to fees charged specifically for canceling the loan.
discount or premium rate, the creditor should apply the same rules for calculating the total annual loan
A fee, such as an origination or other loan closing cost, that is waived by the creditor on the condition
A fee, such as an origination or other loan closing cost, that is waived by the creditor on the condition