TRID errors were a topic of discussion at the LendersOne mortgage cooperative meeting in New Orleans. Pete Mills, senior vice president of the Mortgage Bankers Association, was giving a presentation.
The House Financial Services Committee this week passed the “SAFE Transitional Licensing Act,” H.R. 2121, which creates a 120-day grace period to let licensed mortgage originators continue originating loans after they leave a federally-insured institution and go to work for a nonbank. The bill was introduced by Rep. Steve Stivers, R-OH, in April 2015 to amend the 2008 Secure and Fair Enforcement for Mortgage Licensing Act. It would give loan originators who work for depository institutions and do not have to be licensed time to meet the licensing requirements that nonbank LOs have. Currently, bank LOs are registered...
At the March 2 HFSC mark-up, Rep. Stivers said H.R. 2121 will make sure that loan officers are able to move between jobs with a minimal amount of disruption.
So far, only one of the two has released a position paper on housing issues (Hillary) while the other (Donald) should know quite a bit about housing, having constructed many condos and multifamily units in his day…