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TRID Breakdown: Jonathan Foxx of Lenders Compliance Group's Six-Part Series

Oct 08, 2015

Jonathan Foxx of Lenders Compliance Group (LCG) has published a six-part series on TILA-RESPA Integration Disclosure. The articles appeared in the print edition of National Mortgage Professional Magazine, from October 2014 to September 2015. All of these articles have been White Papers, with the first two, involving the Loan Estimate and the Closing Disclosure, containing extensive Tables.

Jonathan has now combined the entire Series into a single document. The Series is bookmarked for each White Paper and fully searchable. Each article is included in its entirety, plus all references and embedded links. You can now read all the articles in this series in order to better understand the TILA-RESPA Integration Disclosure (TRID) rule promulgated by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. The Series is an informative and useful adjunct to the TRID requirements. A complimentary copy of this six-part series may be requested HERE.

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Oct 08, 2015
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