Well Fargo Is RESPA Compliant, Ready for Jan. 1

Wells Fargo Home Mortgage says it is ready to implement the new RESPA disclosure rule and urged the Department of Housing and Urban Development to stay with the Jan. 1 effective date. "We have already programmed the mandated RESPA changes into over 40 computer systems and have no choice but to proceed with implementation of the new forms on the Jan. 1 effective date," WFHM co-president Michael Heid says in a letter to HUD. As previously reported, HUD has decided to stay with original effective date despite pressure from Congress and major trade groups to postpone the change. "We fully appreciate that there are challenges involved in transitioning to the new RESPA rule, but I want to personally assure all mortgage professionals that we will continue to make every effort to assist them throughout this process," said HUD assistant secretary David Stevens. "Even after Jan. 1, HUD will continue to help lenders, brokers and other settlement service providers in complying with the rule," he added.

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