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Texas Home Equity Lending and Prohibited Additional Collateral Part Two: VA Guaranties and FHA Mortgage Insurance

Section 50(a)(6)(H) of Article XVI of the Texas Constitution prohibits a home equity loan from being secured by any additional real or personal property other than the borrower’s homestead. Such property is commonly referred to as “prohibited ... Read More

Client Memos

Amendments to Texas Home Equity Interpretations Under 7 TAC 153

COMMISSIONS AMEND TEXAS ADMINISTRATIVE CODE TO MAKE CLEAR LENDERS MAY USE ELECTRONIC DISCLOSURES, DOCUMENTS, AND SIGNATURES FOR HOME EQUITY LOANS AND THAT OUT-OF-STATE BANKS MAY ORIGINATE HOME EQUITY LOANS On December 17, 2021, the Finance ... Read More

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Texas Home Equity Lending and Prohibited Additional Collateral Part One: Non-Owner Borrowers

Tye McWhorter and Mimi Paxson with Mortgage Law Minute Live talk about Texas Home Equity Lending and Prohibited Additional Collateral Part One: Non-Owner Borrowers ... Read More

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Client Memo – Texas Home Equity Lending and Prohibited Additional Collateral Part One: Non-Owner Borrowers

Over the past few months, we have received a number of questions regarding whether an individual who is a non-owner may be a co-borrower or co-signer on a 50(a)(6) Texas home equity loan. The most common scenario proposed to us is one where a family ... Read More

Legislative Updates

87th Texas Legislature 2nd Special Session

Issue 22 - August 20th Yesterday for the first time in nearly six weeks the Texas House declared a quorum for the Second Called Special Session. With one resignation bringing the total membership down to 149, and with eight Democrats counted ... Read More

Client Memos

CFPB Guidance Regarding Juneteenth to Count as Federal Holiday for TRID & Rescission Purposes

On June 18, 2021, we issued a Memorandum on the fact that President Joe Biden signed into law the Juneteenth National Independence Day Act. In that update, we indicated that the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (the “CFPB”) had not yet issued any ... Read More

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July 2021 – MortgageLaw Minute Live

The Current State of General Qualified Mortgages and Ability to Repay Requirements under Regulation Z ... Read More

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The Current State of General Qualified Mortgages and Ability to Repay Requirements Under Regulation Z

Peter B. Idziak Recently, we have received some inquiries seeking clarification concerning the current definition and underwriting requirements relating to “general” qualified mortgages and the ability to repay requirements in effect under ... Read More

Legislative Updates

87th Texas Legislature 87.21 1st Special Session

Issue 21 – July 19th Governor Abbott called a Special Session to begin on July 8th and set the below listed bullet items as the agenda. The rules for a Special Session establish the timeframe as 30 days and restricts the debate of the legislature ... Read More

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