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Re: OY!
Posted by James Powell of MI on 5/29/15 7:41am Msg #531791
For the most part, this is probably a tempest in a teapot. The term consummation is mainly used in the rule to define the point where 'counting' begins as far as delivery of the Closing Disclosure. It will be up to the market to decide whether the term will replace closing/signing or not. Some consumers may be all right with using the term consummation. Others may prefer closing. It doesn't really matter what it is called as long as the creditor knows when consummation occurs and sends the disclosures out in time.
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 OY! -  PJM/MI on 5/28/15 6:16am
 Re: OY! - jnew on 5/28/15 7:50am
 yeah - that's their terminology -  Linda_H/FL on 5/28/15 8:16am
 Ah, gee. Shucks, Linda ... - BobbiCT on 5/28/15 9:09am
 Re: Ah, gee. Shucks, Linda ... - Luckydog on 5/28/15 10:54am
 Re: LOL!!! n/m - Laurie Manzanares on 5/28/15 3:18pm
 Re: LOL!!! -  Joe Ewing on 5/29/15 11:24am
 OY! is right! IMO it's ridiculous terminology & I'm not -  MW/VA on 5/28/15 12:24pm
 Re: OY! is right! IMO it -  MonicaFL on 5/28/15 5:58pm
 Re: OY! - James Powell on 5/29/15 7:41am



 
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