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Lenders: Are You Using Electronic Signatures?
Posted In Closing, Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (“CFPB”), ESIGN, Federal Housing Administration (FHA), Homebuyers, Lenders, Real Estate Law
Earlier this year, the Federal Housing Administration (“FHA”) announced that they would begin accepting electronic signatures on documents associated with mortgage loans. FHA already allows e-signatures on some third party documents, outside of the lender’s control. The announcement, which became effective immediately, expanded the documents for which e-signatures are acceptable and now includes: More >
