Comment for 1002.8 - Special Purpose Credit Programs
In a guaranteed student loan program, a creditor may obtain the signature of a parent as a guarantor
- 1002 (Regulation B)
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In a guaranteed student loan program, a creditor may obtain the signature of a parent as a guarantor
For example, a loan to a student may be secured by an interest in the property of the student's parents
balloon-payment instruments where the creditor is both unconditionally obligated to renew the balloon-payment loan
of the mortgage is irrelevant for purposes of the exemption in § 1026.23(f)(1); the fact that a loan
For example, a statement such as “save $300 per month on a $300,000 loan” constitutes an implied comparison
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
borrower with a copy of the information contained in the servicing file for the borrower's mortgage loan
During the 60-day period beginning on the effective date of transfer of the servicing of any mortgage loan
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
required by paragraphs (b)(2) or (c)(1) of this section, as applicable, its disclosure statement or its loan
institution reviewed the application prior to closing, in which case it reports the application or covered loan
When a financial institution has reporting responsibility for an application for a covered loan that
If the covered loan is not subject to the Home Ownership and Equity Protection Act of 1994, as implemented
A financial institution reports that the requirement is not applicable for a covered loan where the dwelling
A financial institution reports that the requirement is not applicable for a covered loan where the dwelling
financial obligations during the relevant monthly period and payments under the covered short-term loan
payment can increase in the manner described in § 1026.18(s)(3)(i)(B), even if it is not the type of loan
collect information regarding the ethnicity, race, and sex of an applicant for a closed-end mortgage loan
then the servicer may recover the deficiency pursuant to the terms of the federally related mortgage 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