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#2191903 - 09/07/18 01:22 PM Rate Spread on Primarily Business Purpose Loan
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My LOS is calculating a rate spread on the HMDA screen for a loan marked at Primarily Business Purpose. Am I correct in thinking we would report NA for this non consumer use purpose?
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#2191905 - 09/07/18 01:29 PM Re: Rate Spread on Primarily Business Purpose Loan Luv2run
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If the loan is not subject to Regulation Z, you report NA (or Exempt if that applies with the new rule changes).

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#2191906 - 09/07/18 01:31 PM Re: Rate Spread on Primarily Business Purpose Loan Luv2run
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Great! Thanks!
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#2196966 - 10/31/18 07:19 PM Re: Rate Spread on Primarily Business Purpose Loan Luv2run
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What if the investment property is closed on consumer and TRID documents? Would we report the rate spread or just NA?
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#2196990 - 10/31/18 08:08 PM Re: Rate Spread on Primarily Business Purpose Loan Luv2run
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We provide the TRID documents on our business purpose/rental properties due to investor requirement. We are still going to report NA for rate spread. I believe there was a prior discussion on here about that......
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#2197005 - 10/31/18 11:49 PM Re: Rate Spread on Primarily Business Purpose Loan Luv2run
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We were planning to do the same, though luckily we are exempt. However, prior to the exemption we reached out to both the CFPB and FDIC and there actually was a consensus that what mattered was the primary purpose of the loan. The issuance of TRID disclosures due to investor requirements did not "make" the loan a consumer loan. This, however, highlights the need to ensure that there is proper documentation of the purpose of the loan.

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