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TRID for Construction Loans

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Moderator

Introduction

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Program Description and Purpose Pages 1-2

Introduction Purpose Goals

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Truth In Lending Act Page 3

Law Regulation Commentary

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Scope – Regulation Z Pages 4-5

Scope Regulation Z Integrated Disclosures

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Scope – Regulation Z Page 6

TRID – Closed-end Consumer Credit Secured by Real Property

Exempt Transactions Covered Construction Transactions Refinance/Renewal

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App. D – Multiple Advance Construction Loans Page 7

Construction Only Permanent Only Construction/Permanent One Close

Combined Separate

Two Close Combined Separate

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App. D – Multiple Advance Construction Loans Pages 7-8

Appendix D Construction Period Disclosed Separately Part I.A. - Interest on Amount Advanced Part I.B. - Interest on Commitment

Amount

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App. D – Part I.A. Page 7

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App. D – Part I.B. Page 8

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App. D – Part II.A. Page 8

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App. D – Examples Page 9

Interest only, payable only on amount actually advanced as defined by the terms of the legal obligation:

$100,000 commitment amount at 5% interest rate for a 12 month term:

Initial payment shown as the Monthly Principal and Interest Payment in the Projected Payments table is $208.33.

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1. Multiply commitment by ½: ½ x $100,000 $50,000

2. Multiply answer by stated interest rate: $50,000 x .05 $2,500

3. Divide answer by term of loan: $2,500/12 $208.33

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App. D – Examples Page 9

Interest only, payable on the entire commitment amount as defined by the terms of the legal obligation:

$100,000 commitment amount at 5% interest rate for a 12 month term:

Initial payment shown as the Monthly Principal and Interest Payment in the Projected Payments table is $416.66.

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1. Multiply commitment amount by stated interest rate:

$100,000 x .05 $5,000

2. Divide answer by term of loan: $5,000/12 $416.66

App. D – Part II.B. Page 10

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App. D – Part II.C. Page 10

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Which Payment Schedule Page 11

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App. D – Multiple Advance Construction Loans Pages 12 - 13

Relationship to § 1026.18(s) Construction and Permanent Separate Construction and Permanent Combined

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App. D – Multiple Advance Construction Loans Pages 13 - 14

Relationship to § 1026.37 and .38 Construction and Permanent Separate Construction and Permanent Combined

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Timing of Disclosures Page 15

Loan Estimate - The creditor shall deliver or place in the mail the Loan Estimate: Not later than the third business day (General

- open for business functions) after the creditor receives the consumer's application. Not later than the seventh business day

(Specific - all except Sunday and holidays) before consummation of the transaction.

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Timing of Disclosures Page 15

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Timing of Disclosures Page 16

Closing Disclosure - The creditor shall ensure that the consumer

receives the Closing Disclosure no later than three business days (Specific - All calendar except Sundays and holidays) before consummation.

If the Closing disclosure is not provided to the consumer in person, the consumer is considered to have received the disclosures three business days after they are delivered or placed in the mail.

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Loan Estimates Pages 18 - 23

Loan Estimate – Construction Only Sample Loan Estimate – Construction to Permanent

Sample

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General Information Page 24

Property

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General Information Page 25

Sales Price

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General Information Page 25

Sales Price – Already own land, just constructing the dwelling.

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General Information Page 25

Sales Price – Purchasing the Land and Constructing the Dwelling

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General Information Page 25

Est. Prop. Value

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General Information Page 25

Est. Prop. Value

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General Information Pages 25 - 26

Loan Term

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General Information Page 26

Purpose

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General Information Page 27

Purpose

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General Information Page 26 - 27

Purpose Purchase – Purchasing land and constructing the

dwelling

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General Information Page 26-27

Purpose Construction – Already own the land, just

constructing the dwelling

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General Information Page 27

Product

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General Information Page 29

Product

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General Information Page 30

Product Features

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General Information Page 30

Product Feature – Interest Only/Balloon Dilemma

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General Information Page 32

Product

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Loan Terms Page 33

Construction Only Monthly Principal & Interest Balloon Payment

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Loan Terms Page 33

Construction/Permanent Monthly Principal & Interest Balloon Payment

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Loan Terms Page 36

Adjustment After Consummation

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Projected Payments Page 40

Construction Only

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Projected Payments Page 40

Construction/Permanent

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Projected Payments Page 44

Construction Phase - Adjustable Rate

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Projected Payments Page 45

Construction to Permanent -Adjustable Rate - Construction Phase

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Projected Payments Page 46

Construction to Permanent - Fixed Rate - 6 Month Term on Construction Phase

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Projected Payments - Escrow Page 48

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Loan Costs Page 51

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Loan Costs Page 53

Construction Loan Costs

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Loan Costs Page 53

Inspection Fees

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Loan Costs Page 53

Services You Cannot Shop For Inspection Fees

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Loan Costs Page 54

Survey Fees

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Other Costs Page 55

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Other Costs Page 57

Prepaids

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Other Costs Page 59

Prepaids – Builders Risk

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Other Costs Page 59

Prepaids – Builders Risk

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IF BUILDERS RISK PREMIUMS ARE

REQUIRED TO BE PAID BY...

AND THE PREMIUMS ARE PAID...

THEN THE PREMIUMS ARE...

The borrower, as required by the creditor,

Either Before or After Closing

Reflected in the Prepaids on a blank line in Section F on the LE and on the CD.

The builder, according to the contract,

Either Before or After Closing

Not reflected on the LE but are shown in the Paid By Others column on a blank line in the Prepaids (Section F) on the CD.

Question BreakPlease submit your questions

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Calculating Cash to Close Pages 62 - 71

General Method Optional Alternative Method

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Construction Holdback – Section H: Other

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Calculating Cash to Close Page 69

Disbursement of Construction Proceeds

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IF THE CREDITOR PREFERS TO ...

THEN IF THE CREDITOR USES THE...

A. GENERAL CASH TO CLOSE

B. OPTIONAL ALTERNATE CASH TO

CLOSE

1. Show the proceeds immediately disbursed to the consumer

Disclose the construction costs as Funds for Borrower

Do not disclose the construction costs as Payoffs and Payments

2. Utilize Section H: Other to show the construction holdback

Disclose the construction costs in Section H: Other the Total Closing Costs (J) and as Funds for Borrower

Disclose the construction costs in Section H: Other in the Total Closing Costs (J)

3. Not utilize Section H:Other to show the construction holdback

Disclose the construction costs in Closing Costs Financed as a negative and as Funds for Borrower

Disclose the construction costs as Payoffs and Payments

Calculating Cash to Close Page 69

Option A.1. - General Method Cash to Close – Disburse at Closing

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Calculating Cash to Close Page 70

Option B.1. - Optional Alternative Method Disburse at Closing

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Calculating Cash to Close Page 70

Option A.2. - General Method Cash to Close if Utilizing Section H: Other

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Calculating Cash to Close Page 70

Option B.2. - Optional Alternative Method Cash to Close if Utilizing Section H: Other

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Calculating Cash to Close Page 71

Option A.3. – General Method Alternative to Disclosing Construction

Costs in Section H: Other

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Calculating Cash to Close Page 71

Option B.3. – Optional Alternative Method Alternative - Disburse Upon Inspections

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Adjustable Payment Table Page 72

Interest Only & Balloon – Fixed Rate

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Adjustable Payment Table Page 74

Construction to Permanent –Adjustable Rate

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Comparisons Page 76

Construction only

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Comparisons Page 76

Construction to Permanent

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Other Considerations Page 78

Revised Disclosure for Construction Loan

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Closing Disclosure Page 80 - 89

Closing Disclosure – Construction Only Sample

Closing Disclosure – Construction to Permanent Sample

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General Information Page 90

Content – Same as Loan Estimate

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Loan Terms Page 92

Content – Same as Loan Estimate

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Projected Payments Page 93

Content – Same as Loan Estimate

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Loan Costs Page 94

Construction Only/Construction to Permanent

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Other Costs Page 95

Construction Only/Construction to Permanent

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Calculating Cash to Close Page 96

Construction Only Construction Costs to be Disbursed to Borrower

at Closing

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Calculating Cash to Close Page 96

Construction/Permanent

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Summary of Borrower’s Transaction Page 100

Construction Only

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Summary of Borrower’s Transaction Pages 101

Construction to Permanent

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Loan Disclosures Page 106

Construction Only

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Loan Disclosures Page 107

Construction to Permanent

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Adjustable Payments Table Page 109

AP Table – Same as Loan Estimate

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Loan Calculations Page 111

Construction Only

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Loan Calculations Pages 111

Construction to Permanent

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Question BreakPlease submit your questions

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Conclusion

TRID for Construction Loans

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