Closings glossary

Closing Disclosure

The federal disclosure listing a residential borrower's loan terms, closing costs and cash to close. It is delivered at least three business days before the loan is consummated.

What is a Closing Disclosure?

Quick Answer

The Closing Disclosure is the federal form a lender must give a residential borrower at least three business days before closing, itemizing the loan terms and every cost. It replaced the HUD-1 for most consumer mortgages, and a late change to certain terms restarts the three-day clock.

The full definition

The federal disclosure listing a residential borrower's loan terms, closing costs and cash to close. It is delivered at least three business days before the loan is consummated.

Also called: CD, TRID disclosure.

Where does closing disclosure come up in a New York City closing?

A buyer switching loan products four days before a Bronx closing triggers a new three-day waiting period, which is how a Friday closing becomes a Wednesday one.

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