TRID Guidelines for Beginners

TRID guidelines: Be sure to JOIN US for our webinar, “TRID for Beginners”. 

Are you new to TRID guidelines and looking to learn the basics? If so, you are in luck! We have put together a webinar that will get you on the right track with TRID compliance. A common beginner question we get is, “What’s the difference between Section C on page two of the Loan Estimate versus Section B on page two of the Loan Estimate?”

Watch video to hear Jerod explain TRID guidelines.

Video Transcript:

What is an intent to proceed?

Where does it go?

How do I document it?

Why do we even have to do it?

If you’re a seasoned TRID veteran, you very likely know the answers to those questions. It’s really not that complex, but if you’re brand new to TRID, something as simple as an intent to proceed can be a completely foreign concept and even cause some confusion. Listen to the video as Jerod explains more.

If you’ve got people on your team that are brand new to TRID guidelines, or will have people new to the consumer mortgage loan compliance game down the road, we hope you will join us for our “TRID for Beginners” webinar.

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Published
2020/02/03

Jerod Moyer

Jerod is the leader of Banker’s Compliance Consulting’s training productions. He is a nationally recognized speaker. Whether it’s a conference, seminar, school, webinar or luncheon, it’s easy to stay engaged when he presents due to the amount of passion and energy he brings to each and every compliance topic. Jerod has spoken on behalf of the American Bankers’ Association, BankersOnline, many state banking associations, private compliance groups and financial institutions. He is a Certified Regulatory Compliance Manager (CRCM) and BankersOnline Guru. Jerod likes to spend his time (between reading regulations and producing compliance training!) relaxing at the lake with his wife and three children, following their activities or engaged in something sports-related!

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