Comment for 1026.35 - Requirements for Higher-Priced Mortgage Loans
mortgage-related insurance required by the creditor before the consummation of a higher-priced mortgage loan
- 1026 (Regulation Z)
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mortgage-related insurance required by the creditor before the consummation of a higher-priced mortgage loan
creditor to establish an escrow account before consummation of a first-lien higher-priced mortgage loan
A consumer of a higher-priced mortgage loan subject to § 1026.35(c) may not waive the timing requirement
comments 39(c)(1)-2, 39(c)(3)-1 and 39(c)(3)-2 regarding transfers of a partial interest in the mortgage loan
If multiple covered persons each acquire a partial interest in the loan in separate transactions and
Creditors may make several types of changes to closed-end model forms H-1 (credit sale) and H-2 (loan
payment can increase in the manner described in § 1026.18(s)(3)(i)(B), even if it is not the type of loan
The term bona fide discount point means an amount equal to 1 percent of the loan amount paid by the consumer
affirmative or negative answer to the question, and under such question disclosed as a subheading, “Does the loan
Labeled “Closing Costs Financed (Paid from your Loan Amount),” the sum of the amounts disclosed under
The disclosure given under § 1026.18(k) may state, for example, “If you prepay your loan on other
If an amortizing loan is an adjustable-rate mortgage with an introductory rate (less than the fully-indexed
Institutions subject to the requirements of FIRREA and its implementing regulations that make a loan
requirements for a manufactured home classified as personal property under the Title I Manufactured Home Loan
change must precede the label “Step Payment” (e.g., “5 Year Step Payment”) followed by the name of the loan
disclosure required by § 1026.37(m)(1) states that the creditor will provide an appraisal, even if the “loan
A disclosure is not required merely because a loan calls for non-amortizing or partially amortizing payments
Additional information about the loan is often included on or inside the front or back cover, or on filler
For example, assume that a mortgage loan has a monthly billing cycle, each payment due date is on the
Under § 1026.43(c)(5)(ii)(A)(1), the creditor must determine a consumer's ability to repay a loan
Assume further that, based on the calculation of the maximum loan amount required under § 1026.43
The loan conforms to the relevant standards set forth in the Fannie Mae Single-Family Selling Guide or
The calculation of total annual loan cost rates under appendix K is based on the principles set forth
applicable Federal law relating to the plan, copies of the plan and amendments thereto in which individual loan
For example, the creditor may be unable to state a precise annual percentage rate for a mortgage loan