Compliance

2019 HMDA Final Rule: We have you covered on the important updates and everything you need to know.

Just as smart lenders remained focused despite the TRID delay in 2015, so too do lenders need to keep their eyes on the prize when it comes to URLA. 

"But that may not be the most significant risk lenders face as URLA’s changes begin to go into effect in a few months. The biggest impact is likely to involve trust issues with mortgage borrowers."

We expect this change to be more significant for the industry overall than TRID. Those that don’t take this change seriously may learn that truth the hard way. Are you ready?

New regulations that come with TRID 2.0 By: Amanda Phillips for Today's Lending Insight Over a year in the making, TRID 2.0 was finally released on July 7, 2017. With an effective date 60 days after the final rule is published in the Federal Register, and a mandatory compliance deadline of October 1, 2018, the […]

By: Progress in Lending TRID has been all consuming for the past two years now. Top executives gathered at the Fifth Annual ENGAGE Event to discuss what happens now. What will the mortgage industry be like now that TRID is a reality? In the end, lenders have to demonstrate that they are making an effort […]

By: Amanda Phillips for Tomorrow's Mortgage Executive We still have more time to deal with TRID before the industry will need to refocus its attentions on what’s next, but HMDA and Fair Lending are the candidates most likely to be affected by reform. For over a year, it has been all TRID, all the time. […]