With the recent changes to the Home Mortgage Disclosure Act (HMDA) which became effective on January 1, 2018, many compliance professionals have had to rethink how they report certain loan situations for HMDA purposes.  Particularly, there have been some logistical challenges in the way certain Home Improvement loans are reported.

Earlier this month, the CFPB issued a final rule that amends certain parts of the 2016 mortgage servicing rules relating to periodic statements.  This rule revised the timing requirements for services that are transitioning between modified or unmodified periodic statements and coupon books when a consumer enters or exits bankruptcy.  In addition to these rules, the CFPB

While most seem to fully understand the rules regarding the disclosure of an initial Loan Estimate, many seem to have a more difficult time understanding when a revised loan estimate is required.  For example, I have heard the following questions asked many times:

Compliance Management Systems

Adam talks about the core elements needed in a compliance management system including board of director oversight and the sub-elements of a compliance program.  This video outlines the expectations of a CMS as outlined by the CFPB and other regulatory agencies.  A sister article to this video can be found here.