Tag Archives: TRID

While TRID may have slowed down existing-home sales in November, the regulatory shock on the housing market is likely to be temporary.

As part of our commentary series, GuardianDocs President Jonathan Kunkle discusses the TRID compliance issues his company has faced since the rule became effective three months ago.

Just how much of an effect did TRID have—and was TRID the only factor?

DS News recently spoke with Brian Benson, CEO of ClosingCorp, about how his company is adjusting to the implementation of TRID.

A summary of the mortgage industry during 2015 in one word is “TRID”; in two words, “TRID” and “Terror.” As 2016 commences, TRID may still be at the forefront of the industry, but perhaps for a different reason

Consumer Financial Protection Bureau Director Richard Cordray recently passed off the widespread anxiety over TRID compliance as being no big deal and compared the rule to the over-hyped panic over Y2K. But did he speak too soon?

Learn more about some of the TRID-issues spotted since Oct. 3 and how to resolve them in an exclusive Q&A session and webinar featuring Richard Horn, a former Senior Counsel and Special Advisor for the CFPB who led the final TRID rule at the CFPB.

The OCC provided guidance on what to expect in their forthcoming TRID compliance exams directed to “chief executive officers and compliance officers of national banks and federal savings associations, federal branches and agencies, department and division heads, all examining personnel, and other interested parties.”

Ask the Economist is an ongoing series in which DS News talks with an economist about the most pressing issues facing the nation's housing industry and the economy. This installment features Selma Hepp, Chief Economist with Trulia.

House Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy recently released a statement announcing that the House will vote on the Homebuyers Assistance Act next week for those putting forth effort to comply with TRID.