Of those surveyed, 64 percent said it was easier getting
a mortgage under the old rules, than under TRID.
Not exact matches
Under sweeping new
rules passed last week, the 18 - month -
old federal agency moved to help protect consumers from the worst sorts of predatory lending practices and shoddy underwriting standards that helped cause a dramatic increase in
mortgage delinquencies and consequently the country's recent foreclosure crisis.
Under the
old rules, lenders were required to «stress test» borrowers applying for an insured
mortgage with variable interest rates or fixed interest rates with terms of less than five years to ensure they could make their payments.
The average reverse
mortgage borrower drew 64 % of their equity
under the
old rules.
If you're a homebuyer making at least a 20 percent down payment, you'd find it easier to qualify
under the
old mortgage rules.
Under the old mortgage rules, you'd be able to spend up to $ 706,692 on a home, but under the new mortgage rules, you'd only be able to spend $ 559
Under the
old mortgage rules, you'd be able to spend up to $ 706,692 on a home, but
under the new mortgage rules, you'd only be able to spend $ 559
under the new
mortgage rules, you'd only be able to spend $ 559,896.