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Good Faith Estimate

***Reader Friendly


***Will answer key questions in a clear manner


***Promote comparsion shopping between loan originators


***Provide a more accurate estimate of costs


***Improve disclosure of Yield Spread Premium

HUD-1 Settlement Statement

***Reduced to 3 pages


***Instructional page to help borrowers better understand loan offer


***Allows consumer to directly compare GFE fees to those charged at closing


***Closing costs consolidated into major categories will prevent junk fees and will display total charges prominently

Good Faith Estimate---

Good Faith estimate or GFE means an estimate of Settlement charges a borrower is likely to incur, as a dollar amount, and related loan information, based upon common practice and experience in the locality of the mortgaged property.







MTG Disclosure Improvement Act- MDIA

***Initial GFE issued upon receipt of application


***The following is needed from the borrowers


1. Name


2. Social Security Number


3. Income


4.Property address


5. Estimated value


6. Loan amount



MTG Disclosure Improvement Act - MDIA

Application means the submission of a borrowers financial information in anticipation of a credit decision relating to a federally related mortgage loan, which shall include the borrowers name, the borrowers monthly income, the borrowers social security number to obtain a credit report, the property address, an Estimate of the value of the property , the mortgage loan amount sought, and any other information deemed necessary by the loan originator. An application may either be in writing or electronically submitted, including a written record of an oral application.