Fill-In TILA RESPA Integrated Disclosure Now Available

• Jan, 14
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Judicial Title has implemented fill-in enabled versions of the following forms: TILA RESPA Integrated Disclosure – Model/Master (with calculations) TILA RESPA Integrated Disclosure – Seller Form (with calculations) TILA RESPA Integrated Disclosure – Refinance Form (with calculations) ALTA Combined Settlement Statement   If you have any questions feel free to contact us at info@judicialtitle.com  

Real Estate Digest – February 2016

• Jan, 13
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The latest issue of Real Estate Digest has arrived. Click here This months issue: Fast Start for 2016…More to Come Inventory Relief Coming Soon? Freddie Mac Warns Buyers of Several New Credit Scams The Bank of Mom and Dad is Open for Mortgage Business Rental Markets Finally Cooling Off? Top Social Media Marketing Tactics to Boost […]

Real Estate Digest – January 2016

• Dec, 28
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The latest issue of Real Estate Digest has arrived. Click here This months issue: The Year Ahead: Higher Net Profits, Higher Interest Rates Entry Level Homes Outpacing High End Military Demand Strong, Not Enough Homes FSBOs Fizzling? Four Amenities Trending with Buyers First Timers Squeezed From Market More Home Buyers Bypass Banks for Loans How to […]

Real Estate Digest – November 2015

• Oct, 18
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The latest issue of Real Estate Digest has arrived. Click here This months issue: Foreign Investors Rush to Snag US Housing Are REOs in Vogue Again? Many Owners Overvalue Homes by Larger Margin Sellers Still Hesitant to List Condos Struggle to Recover Is it Better to Own Near Trader Joe’s or Whole Foods? Are Online Leads […]

Ten Things Attorneys Should Know About the TRID

• Sep, 29
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On October 3, 2015, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau’s (CFPB) new mortgage disclosure rule, also known as the TRID will go into effect. The goal of the TRID is for consumers to have accurate and consistent information from application to closing. Here are ten things you should know about the coming changes. Initial Good Faith […]