Foundation Financial Group Advises Refinancing Before 2014 Regulations are Implemented
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“The reality is that the people who cannot afford to be denied a refinance are the ones who will have the most difficulty,” said Foundation Financial Group’s CEO,
Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act divides mortgages into qualified and nonqualified mortgages, with qualified loans providing lenders with limited protection from regulatory or consumer lawsuits. The standards for qualified mortgages are strict and specific.
For example, the maximum the total sum of a borrower’s monthly debt cannot exceed 43 percent of his or her gross monthly income. The looming threat of increased regulatory scrutiny, additional documentation, and costly penalties could deter lenders from approving nonqualified mortgages.
The 2014 changes are expected to make institutions more cautious. For people planning on refinancing in the next few months, Boyer recommends applying soon to avoid rising rates, stringent documentation requirements, and limited credit availability.
“Refinancing now might be the best move you can make, but the only way to figure that out is by calling someone,” said Boyer. “From application to closing, a turn time of only 20 days allows FFG mortgage experts to process and approve loans without sacrificing our Best in Class customer service. We want to help families reach their financial goals.”
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