The CFPB has issued a Fact Sheet clarifying that, in most
cases, construction loans are subject to the Loan Estimate and Closing
Disclosure requirements of TRID. The
exceptions to the rule are open ended transactions and commercial loans. There
are two points of interest for lenders:
Construction to Permanent
Financing: The Fact Sheet
reminds lenders that they have the option to treat the construction phase and
permanent phase as either one transaction or more than one transaction for
purposes of the required disclosures.
The lender has the option to provide a combined disclosure or separate
disclosures. This election exists regardless
of whether the construction and permanent phases are closed at the same time or
whether there are separate closings.
Multiple Advance Loans:
The Fact Sheet also reminds lenders that Appendix D to RegulationZ provides a procedure to estimate and disclose the terms of construction loans
with multiple advances. The Fact Sheet calls
special attention to Comment 7 which “provides guidance for making the
projected payments disclosures for construction loans in the Loan Estimate and
Closing Disclosure.”
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