The trade groups encouraged the CFPB to permit loan originator commissions as Congress intended—consistent with the Dodd-Frank Act—prohibition on compensation that varies by loan terms other than principal.
The trade groups recommended, among other things, that the bureau exclude transaction-specific compensation to employees from Dodd-Frank’s dual compensation ban; should not require flat origination fees; should not include third-party payments in origination fees; and should limit the general ban on compensation paid by a party other than the consumer to credit payments to brokerages.
We also recommend that the CFPB go through multiple rounds of public iterations of its … rulemakings to avoid unnecessary disruptions in the nation’s housing markets.Read the letter.
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