New Rules Limit Too-Low Estimates of Closing Costs
RISMEDIA, August 20, 2010—(MCT)—Facing new penalties if they lowball estimates of upfront mortgage costs, lenders and brokers appear to be coming clean about how much borrowers will pay. As a result, the so-called good-faith estimates that mortgage providers must give to prospective customers show closing costs soaring 36 percent this year, interest-rate tracker Bankrate.com said in a report this week.
The main reason for the increase, according to Bankrate: Lenders are giving more accurate estimates because they now must…
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