Correspondent Partner Guide - Wintrustmortgage.net
Correspondent Partner Guide - Wintrustmortgage.net
Correspondent Partner Guide - Wintrustmortgage.net
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PARTNER GUIDE<br />
A signed and dated final application (1003 for Conventional, FHA, and VA<br />
loans, 92900 with addendums for FHA loans, and 1802 for VA loans) is<br />
required in every loan package delivered for purchase. It is imperative<br />
that the application reflects the final loan approval and all government<br />
monitoring information be complete. The final 1003 must match the final<br />
1008 and AUS findings. In addition, the loan officers’ signature must<br />
appear on the initial and final 1003 along with their NMLS ID #.<br />
Final Truth in Lending<br />
All borrowers must sign the final truth‐in‐lending document. The final<br />
truth‐in‐lending will be reviewed to confirm payment schedule is correct<br />
according to product. Payment amount in payment schedule must<br />
include any monthly mortgage insurance or MIP. Demand assumption<br />
section must be completed. Form must indicate final and does not<br />
indicate any estimated figures.<br />
Marital Rights – Non Owner Spouses<br />
Some states have enacted marital rights laws (i.e., community property,<br />
dower/curtsey, or common law) that provide marital rights to certain<br />
property regardless of how ownership is documented. In these states, an<br />
individual who is not on the deed or title may have rights to real<br />
property owned by their spouse. In addition, various states have enacted<br />
homestead laws, which also provide rights to spouses. In common law<br />
states, either spouse can own property without the knowledge, approval<br />
or consent of the other, so a non‐titled spouse would not be required to<br />
sign or receive any documents relating to the property. Non‐titled<br />
spouses in community property and dower/curtsey states and states with<br />
homestead rights are required to sign the Security Instrument (Deed of<br />
Trust, Mortgage or Security Deed) to relinquish their rights to the lender<br />
during the term of the mortgage loan. This requirement allows the<br />
lender to foreclose in the event of default on the loan. In community<br />
property states, the non‐titled spouse must receive and sign the notice<br />
of Right to Cancel and because receipt of material disclosures must<br />
precede receipt of the NORTC, must receive the final Truth in Lending<br />
disclosure. The TIL does not have to be signed, but the fact that the nontitled<br />
spouse received the TIL must be documented in some way. In<br />
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