Spring, TX · Member since 2016 · 23 posts · 2 votes
I'm supposed to close on a house on Wednesday. My lender sent me a disclosure this afternoon (Friday) saying they need it signed and returned before midnight today to be able to close on time.
The problem is that the disclosure has a small mistake in it, in that it shows I'm going to be paying for a home warranty when actually the seller is going to.
They say they'll fix it Monday, but they need me to sign it today (even though it's wrong) anyway so that they can comply with a three-day federal requirement about lending disclosures.
Manassas, VA · Member since 2016 · 74 posts · 15 votes
10y
I wouldn't. The CFPB initiated the 3-day rule specifically so that borrowers would have a chance to find, and correct, errors before closing, as well as find out about changes to the terms of the loan.
Real Estate Consultant · Summerlin, NV · Member since 2014 · 45k+ posts · 66k+ votes
10y
@Charles Jessup its probably after your drop dead time.. but make sure your contract does not have a end date and if you have to redo the 3 day your not out of contract and the Seller is miffed and won't close.
lots of this going on right now with this 3 day stuff..