Upside to New TRID Law

 TRID LAW CHANGES

• TILA/ RESPA Integrated Disclosure
• TILA/ RESPA Integrated Disclosure
• or acronym TRID

NEW CLOSING DISCLOSURE

• The main change that will be occurring for everyone involved in buying and selling property is in the paperwork. The old settlement statement will change, especially when the transaction is not all cash.
• There will now be more paperwork because they wanted to make it a little bit more clear what people were signing up for when they got a loan.
• The nickname for TRID is Know Before You Owe.
• To figure this out the government tested different layouts and chose the one people found easiest to use and understand.
• Why this is so significant is that no longer is it the deed company that creates this, but it’s actually going to come from lender.
• If you’ve ever done any deals with banks before, you know that there are postponements.

When This Goes Into Effect

October 3rd is the day the new changes must be used

Biggest Downfall

Big Postponements

• In knowledge, it’s real interesting because on the actual authority website that tries to explain TRID and the changes that may occur, it demonstrates a closing timeline, get this, of two months.
• That’s the governmental forces website. That’s coating a positive image, a rosy picture, so just think of what could possibly happen is everything doesn’t work out the channel it’s supposed to, it could even be longer.

 What is the Upside?

Big Postponements

•  When you’re talking to a potentially motivated vendor and they’re trying to decide do they sell it to an investor looks just like you, or do they work with a real estate negotiator and start sell it the retail channel, the normal channel, you can now give them , not only the evidence from the governmental forces slope, and you can visit the TILA/ RESPA Integrated Disclosure,
• You can show them the governmental forces timeline of two months, but also you can exactly explain to them that the entire real estate manufacture is still in a bit of anxiety right now as to what exactly is going to happen as an expression of the results of all this and he delays it could create.
• The upside is, “theres going to be” postponements for any vendor, which means you might be able to get a better treat. When you explain to them,” You’re right, my render is less than you are able get if you potentially sold it with a real estate negotiator, but I can close a lot faster than that negotiator can because I’m going to be dealing with all currency .”
• Again, in certain cases that might change slightly, but if you are buying it at a good enough deduction, you can certainly get funding for that.
• You could also snap it to another investor, this kind of situation.
• The upside is the postponements are going to make those dealers hard and there are some people that they get into a jam-pack and they postpone, they postpone, they postpone ,  now they need to sell rapidly, and if there’s one thing that’s difficult to sell rapidly it’s a house. That can open up a chance for you.
• For the next couple of months regardless, while the rest of the industry is get used to TRID, this could be a great opportunity for us as investors to pick up more distributes. We can swoop in there and pick some more up, because this latest rule is realizing everything a whole lot slower to open.

I’m Phil Pustejovsky with Freedommentor.com. I hope you enjoyed this blog. If you have any questions you can leant them in specific comments below now. I try to carve out time out of my planned to answer those. If you think of any other upsides to TRID, please share those as well. I’d love to hear if you’ve got any other ideas.