A determination of whether the creditor permits a consumer to shop for settlement service providers will not solely hinge on whether a WLSSP is initially provided or not, but will be “based on all the relevant facts and circumstances.” (12 CFR Pt.

Proposed changes concerning the “Written List of Settlement Service Providers” (“WLSSP”) were not finalized, but they were modified to provide the following:.

a federally-related mortgage loan which has four or fewer payment installments and in which no finance charge is imposed see Supra § 1026.1)

and which are considered a “federally related mortgage loan” under 12 CFR § 1024.2, but are totally exempt from Regulation Z ( e.g. In addition, creditors may opt to use either of these three Regulation Z disclosures in lieu of the Regulation X disclosures (the GFE and HUD-1) for “homebuyer assistance loans” which meet the criteria set forth under Ibid. Creditors for “homebuyer assistance loans” partially exempt under Regulation Z (see 12 CFR § 1026.3) have the option of providing either a Truth-in-Lending Disclosure (“TIL”) for these loans OR a Loan Estimate (“LE”) and Closing Disclosure (“CD”) – unlike now, where only a TIL can be provided for compliance purposes.Please note that this is not an exhaustive, detailed list of all items which were added or removed. The following illustrates some of the major differences between the proposed and finalized versions of TRID 2.0. Additional rules were implemented which were not in the original proposals and some of the proposed rules were not finalized. Many of the proposed rules were finalized with revisions (most of which are either minor in detail or provide further clarifications). The long-awaited amendments to the TILA-RESPA Integrated Disclosure Rule (“TRID 2.0”) were finally released by the CFPB on J(see ).

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