§ 1026.19 Certain mortgage and variable-rate transactions.
(B) If a mortgage broker provides any disclosure under § 1026.19(e), the mortgage broker shall
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(B) If a mortgage broker provides any disclosure under § 1026.19(e), the mortgage broker shall
(A) The qualified mortgage is sold, assigned, or otherwise transferred to another person three years
Mortgage brokers.
(ii) Mortgage broker.
Mortgage insurance premium:
For example, a consumer might assume a paid-down first mortgage (or borrow part of the purchase price
If an institution making a first mortgage loan to a home purchaser also makes a second mortgage loan
A servicer services mortgage loans for two different owners or assignees of mortgage loans.
(ii) A qualified mortgage extended pursuant to paragraph (e)(5)(i) of this section immediately loses
(q) Reverse mortgage means a closed-end mortgage loan or an open-end line of credit that is a reverse
(d) Partial exemptions for certain mortgage loans.
(iii) The creditor receives the consumer's written application for the standard mortgage no later than
A servicer shall retain records that document actions taken with respect to a borrower's mortgage loan
are not preempted by § 1004.3 regardless of whether the provision applies solely to alternative mortgage
are not preempted by § 1004.3 regardless of whether the provision applies solely to alternative mortgage
(3) If the residential real property securing a mortgage loan is not located in a State, the loan is
A new closed-end mortgage loan that satisfies and replaces one or more existing closed-end mortgage loans
For purposes of § 1026.43(c)(2)(v), the creditor may divide the recurring payments for mortgage-related
For reverse mortgage transactions:
(B) Reverse mortgage transactions.
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B. 30-year mortgage.
Mortgage insurance premiums;
Mortgage Credit Certificates.
A mortgage; or