The new good faith estimate rules, now in effect, require lenders and escrow companies to do a more precise job of estimating closing costs.
Clearer mortgage documents make shopping easier - MarketWatch
The problem is,
the rules are written in a way that will delay closings if estimates change by even a small amount near the closing date. Another example of good intentions codified into law by people who don't understand the implications upon the real world. Still, a clearer understanding of closing costs is a good thing. - David
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