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Re: No, it really isn't open to interpretation
Posted by pan/nd of ND on 5/3/07 10:25pm Msg #188719
Lisa,

Whether one agrees or disagrees about how the top portion of the 1003 should be signed,

I think it's fair to say that there is still a goodly amount of confusion over the issue . Those

who concoted the the top paragraph should re-think the whole thing for two reasons:

1) If it's unclear...it should be re-done. It obviously was and is and will continue to be if nothing is done.

2) The whole paragraph at the top should be put at the bottom where any logical-thinking person would look for it.

The numbskull(s) who drafted it and decided the top of the form was the place to put it,
need an MRI or a Cat-scan on the portion above the shoulders.

And while we're on the confusion factor...

The first box on the TIL (Truth-In-Lending)--aka annual percentage rate--should be tossed out and re-worked as well.

I had two borrowers today in two separate loans..decide to cancel because of it. But, they thought better of it when I explained what it was.

It's a government form...so I suppose congress would have to change it or some regulatory agency. But, it too, IMHO should be knocked out and reworked.

But what do I know.

I could tell the "form people" what I think...but they could care less and will do what they want anyway.

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Messages in this Thread
 new 1003 - Mary Irene Mccomb on 5/3/07 7:28pm
 Re: new 1003 -  Lisa Prestegard on 5/3/07 8:11pm
 Re: new 1003 - Lisa -  Sylvia_FL on 5/3/07 10:27pm
 Re: new 1003 - Lisa -  Lisa Prestegard on 5/3/07 11:10pm
 Re: new 1003 - Lisa -  LynnNC on 5/4/07 8:10am
 Where? - JanetLA on 5/3/07 9:01pm
 No, it really isn't open to interpretation -  Lisa Prestegard on 5/3/07 9:52pm
 Re: No, it really isn't open to interpretation - GF_CA on 5/3/07 10:24pm
 Re: No, it really isn't open to interpretation - pan/nd on 5/3/07 10:25pm
 Yes, it could (and should) be more simply put... -  Lisa Prestegard on 5/3/07 11:03pm
 Re: Yes, it could (and should) be more simply put... - pan/nd on 5/3/07 11:15pm
 From one mouse to another, I couldn't agree more -  Lisa Prestegard on 5/3/07 11:27pm
 YES it really IS open to interpretation - JanetLA on 5/4/07 8:28am
 Agree, JanetLA. I have single BOs put 'N/A' to show (s)he -  Susan Fischer on 5/5/07 10:59pm
 Re: new 1003 -  Joe Ewing on 5/3/07 10:48pm
 Re: new 1003 -  Joan Bergstrom on 5/3/07 11:12pm
 Maybe this will explain it... -  Lisa Prestegard on 5/3/07 11:24pm
 Re: Maybe this will explain it... - pan/nd on 5/3/07 11:37pm
 PAW has convinced me that the intent of the regulatory.... - Bob_Chicago on 5/4/07 1:15am
 Think who we are and what we do -  Ndwa on 5/4/07 2:41am
 Re: Think who we are and what we do -  Lisa Prestegard on 5/4/07 6:39am
 Crazy as it seems -  BrendaTx on 5/4/07 7:20am
 Re: Crazy as it seems - LauriecPA on 5/4/07 8:20am
 I do both ways... - Lee/AR on 5/4/07 8:30am
 One Would Think... -  Dennis D Broadbooks on 5/4/07 8:43am
 Re: One Would Think... - JanetLA on 5/4/07 8:56am
 Why Not? - Brad/AZ on 5/4/07 9:47am
 Re: One Would Think... -  BrendaTx on 5/4/07 12:57pm
 Re: new 1003 - Elizabeth Soliday on 5/4/07 12:40pm



 
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