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#2186803 - 07/25/18 07:12 PM Modification of Consumer RE note to lower payments
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We have a customer who is putting a large sum of money ($100,000) down on his consumer real estate note and would like to re-amortize his payments over the remaining term. What kind of disclosure issues do we run into? We won't be charging a fee for the modification.

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#2186808 - 07/25/18 07:22 PM Re: Modification of Consumer RE note to lower payments LoansRUs
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If you are doing this through a modification to just lower their amortized payment - there would be no disclosures required.
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#2186811 - 07/25/18 07:26 PM Re: Modification of Consumer RE note to lower payments LoansRUs
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Awesome, thank you rlcarey!

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#2186833 - 07/25/18 08:17 PM Re: Modification of Consumer RE note to lower payments LoansRUs
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Just be sure the "modification" does not involve satisfaction of the old note and replacement with a new one. That would meet the definition of a "refinancing" and would trigger new Reg. Z disclosures. (The term "modification" has no legal definition and can mean different things from one bank to the next.)
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#2186848 - 07/25/18 09:37 PM Re: Modification of Consumer RE note to lower payments LoansRUs
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That was my biggest question Richard Insley. We'll make sure it's a true modification and not a refinance. Thank you.

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