Wolters Kluwer Financial Services, Minneapolis, is marketing its new RESPA Post-Implementation Audit Service to banks and credit unions. The company said that since changes to the Real Estate Settlement Procedures Act went into effect on Jan. 1, 2010, financial institutions have found several common compliance challenges, including meeting the new fee tolerance and good-faith estimate redisclosure requirements. Another challenge is the lender responsibility to make certain their mortgage brokers and settlement agents are in compliance as well. The review includes an examination of an institution's lending, compliance, vendor management and staff training procedures. It also includes a loan file review that looks at GFEs and HUD-1 and HUD-1A forms for accuracy and adherence to all RESPA requirements. WKFS highlights any areas of potential concern and suggests ways in which policies, procedures and documentation can be improved.
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