Title: Bureau of Education
1Bureau of Education Testing
2Alex Bosque Examination Development
Supervisor Bureau of Education
Testing alex.bosque_at_myfloridalicense.com
3Topics to Review
- Integrated Mortgage Disclosure Rule (TILA-RESPA)
- Overview
- Purpose
- New Forms
- Scope
- TILA/RESPA Examination Impact
- Bureau of Education Testing
- Questions
4Overview of the Integrated Mortgage Disclosure
Rule
Two Mortgage Laws Four Disclosures Truth in
Lending(TIL) Act Regulation Z Early TIL
Disclosure Final TIL Disclosure RESPA
Regulation X Good Faith Estimate HUD-1
Settlement Statement Dodd-Frank Required
Integrated Disclosures
5Purpose of the Integrated Mortgage Disclosure Rule
- Easier-to-use mortgage disclosure forms
- Improve consumer understanding
- Aid in comparison shopping
- Prevent surprises at the closing table
6New Forms
Loan Estimate Closing Disclosure
Initial TIL Disclosure Good Faith Estimate
Final TIL Disclosure HUD-1 / HUD-1A
7New Forms
- Loan Estimate
- Replaces the early TIL and the GFE
- Provided to consumers within 3 business days
after submission of a loan application - Closing Disclosure
- Replaces the final TIL and the HUD-1
- Must be provided to consumer 3 business days
prior to closing -
- Effective date is August 1, 2015, and the old
disclosures cannot be used for applications
received - on or after that date.
- There will be a crossover period when new and old
disclosures may be used. -
8Scope of the Integrated Disclosure Rule
- Which Mortgage Loans are Covered?
- Closed-end consumer transactions secured by real
property (first lien subordinate liens) - Purchases
- Refinances
- Closed-end home equity loans
- Vacation and second homes
- Which Mortgage Loans are Excluded?
- Home equity lines of credit (HELOCs)
- Reverse mortgages
- Loan secured by a mobile home or by a dwelling
that is not attached to real property - Regulation Z and Regulation X will continue to
apply to these loans but the new requirements
do not apply. - For more information about TILA RESPA Integrated
disclosure rule visit - http//www.consumerfinance.gov/regulatory-implemen
tation/tila-respa/
9TILA RESPA Examination Impact
- Real Estate Laws Rules
- None
- Sales Associate
- Minimal
- Change to Terminology
- HUD-1 / Closing Statement will be referred to as
Closing Disclosure - Effective August 1, 2015
10TILA RESPA Examination Impact
- Broker and Real Estate Instructor
- Minimal
- Change to Terminology
- HUD-1 / Closing Statement will be referred to as
Closing Disclosure - Candidates have to be familiar with pages 2 3
of the Closing Disclosure - Candidates required to perform basic calculations
know where the figures appear on pages 2 3 of
the Closing Disclosure - Closing Disclosure Form
- Page 2 is similar to current page 2 of HUD-1
- Page 3 is similar to current page 1 of HUD-1
- Effective October 1, 2015
11Bureau of Education Testing (BET)
- Finding us on the Internet
- Contacting us
- Candidate Information Booklet
- Printable Law Book
- Instructor Email
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17Candidate Information Booklets
- Contains useful information
- Link to Test Center Locations
- How to Make Reservations
- Examination References
- Examination Content Outline
- Link to Printable Law Book
- Review and Challenge Process
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Instructors to send exam-specific questions or
issues to the Bureau's Psychometric Unit.
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