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1 Final HUD 1 The requirements for accurately completing the HUD-1 Settlement Statement are published based on the rules set forth by HUD, RESPA and Regulation X. The information must be both accurate and complete.
2 HUD-1 Page 1 Section B: Items 1-8 should be complete Section C: Informational purpose only Section D: Borrower name and address Section E: Seller name and address Section F: Lender name and address Section G: Property address including the zip code (the only time a legal should be listed is if there is not a property street address). Section H: Title company and place of Settlement Section I: Settlement Date All of these fields should be complete.
3 HUD-1 Page 1 (continued) Section J Summary of the Borrower s Transaction SECTION 100. GROSS AMOUNT DUE FROM BORROWER Line 101 : Gross sales price Line 102: Gross sales price of any personal property excluded from Line 101 Line 103: Indicates total charges to the borrower detailed in section L (page 2) and totaled on line 1400 Line 104 and Line 105: Additional amounts owed by the borrower (this is where principal reductions should be shown)
4 HUD-1 Page 1 (continued) Section J Summary of the Borrower s Transaction ADJUSTMENTS FOR ITEMS PAID BY SELLER IN ADVANCE Line : This series is for items that the seller has paid in advance and are now being reimbursed by the borrower. Most commonly taxes / assessments paid for / by the seller are shown here Line 120 Total of lines
5 HUD-1 Page 1 (continued) Section J Summary of the Borrower s Transaction SECTION200. AMOUNTPAID BY OR INBEHALF OFBORROWER Line 201: Any amount paid towards the purchase price prior to settlement Line 202: Amount of the new loan Line 203: This is only utilized when the borrower is assuming the property or taking title subject to an existing loan / lien Lines : Any other amounts paid by or on behalf of the borrower such as: option fee, lender/seller/broker credits, any gift paid directly to title rather than to the borrower prior to settlement)
6 HUD-1 Page 1 (continued) Section J Summary of the Borrower s Transaction ADJUSTMENTS FOR ITEMS UNPAID BY SELLER Lines : Additional amounts owed by the borrower for items that have not been paid, yet are the borrower s responsibility to pay (most commonly taxes that are paid late in the year) Line 220: Total of lines
7 HUD-1 Page 1 (continued) Section J Summary of the Borrower s Transaction SECTION 300. CASH AT SETTLEMENT FROM/TO BORROWER Line 301 and line 302: Both are summary lines for the borrower Line 303: Indicates if cash is required from the borrower or if cash is payable to the borrower
8 HUD-1 Page 2 Section L Settlement Charges SECTION 700. TOTAL REAL ESTATE BROKER FEES Line 700: Used to enter any sales commission amount charged by the agent/broker Line : Used to reflect any split commission (in cases where there is more than one agent/broker) Line 703: Used to enter the actual sales commission disbursed at settlement Line 704: Used to reflect any additional real estate charges (i.e. Real estate transaction fee)
9 HUD-1 Page 2 (continued) Section L Settlement Charges SECTION 800. ITEMS PAYABLE IN CONNECTION WITH THE LOAN Line 801: Origination Charges (should always include the full amount being paid to the broker or lender Line 802: Credit or charge for interest rate chosen Line 803: Adjusted origination amount Lines : Used to reflect actual costs for charges to the borrower (such as credit report, appraisal fee, etc.)
10 HUD-1 Page 2 (continued) Section L Settlement Charges SECTION900. ITEMS REQUIRED BYLENDER TO BEPAID INADVANCE The 900 series is for fees required by the lender that are not always paid directly to the lender. Line 901: Interest collected at settlement Line 902: Mortgage insurance premiums due and payable at settlement (lump sum only, monthly MI belongs in the 1000 series) Lines : Hazard insurance premium and any other required insurance premiums (such as HO-6, flood, windstorm, etc.)
11 HUD-1 Page 2 (continued) Section L Settlement Charges SECTION RESERVES DEPOSITED WITH LENDER The 1000 series is for amounts collected by the lender and held as reserve for future payment of costs listed as they come due. Line 1001: Total of lines 1002 to 1007 Line 1002: Hazard insurance (number of months x cost per month) Line 1003: Mortgage insurance Line 1004: Property taxes (number of months x cost per month) Lines : Any other impounded cost (HO-6, flood, windstorm, etc.)
12 HUD-1 Page 2 (continued) Section L Settlement Charges SECTION TITLE CHARGES Lines are used to reflect all title and/or attorney s charges. This series should reflect all costs for services performed by the title company that are directly related to the transfer of title.
13 HUD-1 Page 2 (continued) Section L Settlement Charges SECTION TITLE CHARGES(CONTINUED) Line 1102: Settlement agent s fee Lines : Title insurance/ binder and information regarding the title insurance. Lines : Used for other title charges not previously itemized (most often combined into one fee and itemized on an addendum)
14 HUD-1 Page 2 (continued) Section L Settlement Charges SECTION GOVERNMENT RECORDING AND TRANSFER CHARGES Line : Government recording and transfer charges Line 1203: Transfer taxes Lines : City, County or State tax stamps
15 HUD-1 Page 2 (continued) Section L Settlement Charges SECTION ADDITIONAL SETTLEMENT CHARGES The 1300 series is for any other settlement charges not classified into any of the other categories previously mentioned such as: elective inspections or surveys, HOA dues and transfer fees, etc.
16 HUD-1 Page 2 (continued) Line 1400 is the total of all fees shown on page 2 and should carry over accurately to page 1, Line 103.
17 HUD-1 Page 3 Comparison of Good Faith Estimate (GFE) and HUD-1 Charges Make sure that all fees carry over correctly to the comparison page and that they are shown in the correction section. There are three sections: Charges That Cannot Increase Charges That In Total Cannot Increase More Than 10% Charges That Can Change The fees in the GFE column should match exactly to the last disclosed GFE. The fees in the HUD column should match exactly to the final HUD. Make sure to watch your tolerance amounts and apply a lender cure as needed.
18 HUD-1 Page 3 (continued) Comparison of Good Faith Estimate (GFE) and HUD-1 Charges Make sure that all fees carry over correctly to the comparison page and that they are shown in the correction section. There are three sections: Charges That Cannot Increase Charges That In Total Cannot Increase More Than 10% Charges That Can Change The fees in the GFE column should match exactly to the last disclosed GFE. The fees in the HUD column should match exactly to the final HUD. Make sure to watch your tolerance amounts and apply a lender cure as needed.
19 HUD-1 Page 3 (continued) Loan Terms Make sure that this section has been fully completed and matches the terms of the loan.
20 Final HUD-1 Please feel free to with any questions.
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