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#2093680 - 08/17/16 02:24 PM
Mobile Home HI
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So, I believe this loan is reportable, but just wanted to get opinions/confirmation. Scenario:
Customer purchasing mobile home (financed through company) to be placed on land owned by family. We are providing non-dwelling secured loan to run/install sewage and water. Home improvement, yes?
I don't know why I feel wish-washy on this one!
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#2093704 - 08/17/16 03:09 PM
Re: Mobile Home HI
George
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Wishy-washy/water and sewer - sure, no pun intended!
If your institution classifies non-secured as HIP, you have a go!
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#2093772 - 08/17/16 05:48 PM
Re: Mobile Home HI
George
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I am not sure if it has, or if the borrower made arrangements to hold delivery until the property was ready.
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#2093806 - 08/17/16 06:58 PM
Re: Mobile Home HI
George
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JSD, can you point to where in the HMDA GIR it says that the mobile home has to be present to be reported as a purchase?
Home purchase loan. A home purchase loan is any loan secured by and made for the purpose of purchasing a dwelling. See the definition of “dwelling.â€
Dwelling. Dwelling means any residential structure, whether or not attached to real property. It includes vacation or second homes and rental properties; multifamily as well as one- to-four-family structures; individual condominium and cooperative units; and manufactured homes. It excludes recreational vehicles such as boats and campers, and transitory residences such as hotels, hospitals, and college dormitories.
I don't see anything in the above definitions from the glossary indicating anything like that.
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#2093813 - 08/17/16 07:15 PM
Re: Mobile Home HI
George
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Ski, I believe the difference comes from purchase compared to home improvement. Per Appendix D, if information about the potential site is not available, report NA for property location. I take this to mean that the home does not have to be delivered in order to report as a purchase.
However, I understand JSD's point about a dwelling be present in order to be a home improvement; which is what I am asking about. My only question to that is, if home improvement includes the real property, then why would this still not be an HI reported loan?
To Rocky's point, we do internally classify our non-dwelling secured as HI if they fit.
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#2093827 - 08/17/16 08:09 PM
Re: Mobile Home HI
George
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Yes ma'am, unfortunately we do :/, and we do. So, since we do have it classified as such and we want to stay consistent, should I report it even if it doesn't technically meet the definition? Or do we need to be literal with the definition?
This is, of course, all assuming that the mobile is not already delivered. And, since I have no evidence to the contrary, can't I go based off the assumption that it is delivered?
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#2094078 - 08/18/16 07:07 PM
Re: Mobile Home HI
George
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It is pretty much simultaneous. I am not 100% sure, but I believe the borrower signed for the mobile home just before signing for our loan. That's kind of why I was leaning towards reporting it too, Kathleen!
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