What You'll Learn
We are deep into 2025, and interest rates are still high and houses are still expensive! The low fixed rates of yesteryear lulled many bankers into variable rate complacency. We didn’t have to think too much about them, because we were too busy making loans in the hot market. Now that rates have climbed, variable rates have become quite relevant again. The compliance issues surrounding variable rates are voluminous. Moreover, existing loans are coming due and there is pressure to renew / refinance / modify them at competitive rates. Get a refresher on the multiple compliance items to watch far, as well as get a handle on the creative methods the industry is employing to keep loan volume going!
Topics covered in this session
- ATR / QM considerations for variable rate loans
- Buydowns
- Discount Points
- Assumptions
- Renewals
- Modifications (the rules are different for open-end vs closed-end!)
- Refinances (including the special variable rate trigger)
- ARM Disclosure requirements:
- From Application disclosure to CHARM to TRID
- Premium and discount rates
- ARM Notice compliance
- Advertising
- RESPA Section 8 as lenders grow partnerships with realtors
Who Should Attend:
- Compliance staff
- Real estate staff
- Risk managers
- Loan officers
- Loan operations
- Marketing staff
- Audit staff
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