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Code · Virginia · Title 6.2 · Chapter 4

Code of Virginia § 6.2-406. Disclosure of terms of mortgage application.

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A. Any lender making, or broker arranging, loans secured by a first mortgage or first deed of trust on owner occupied residential real estate consisting of one- to four-family dwelling units shall provide, at the time an application for such a loan is submitted by a loan applicant, to the loan applicant a written statement that:
1. Describes when the interest, points, and fees quoted will be locked in; and
2. Provides a good faith estimate of the processing time required for the loan. The estimate shall take into account the time needed for the performance of any local government inspections or other functions necessary to close the loan.
B. The requirements of subsection A shall not apply to any lender making 10 or fewer loans secured by a first mortgage or first deed of trust on such owner occupied residential real estate in any 12-month period.
1988, c. 311, § 6.1-2.9:5; 2010, c. 794 ; 2016, c. 328 .
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