Reforming The Real Estate Settlement Procedure Review Of Hud's Proposed Respa Rule Hearing Before The Committee On Financial Services, U.s. House Of Representatives

Hearing on the administration's proposal to reform the mortgage disclosure & settlement process, called the Real Estate Settlement Procedures Act of 1974 or RESPA. The goal is to meet the twin objectives of providing a meaningful disclosure process for the potential homebuyer, keeping closing costs down, & prohibiting unfair fees, & at the same time meeting the market & technology needs of the mortgage finance system, which are far different than envisioned in RESPA's creation back in 1974. Witnesses: Mel Martinez, Sec., Dept. of Housing & Urban Dev't. (HUD); & John C. Weicher, Assist. Sec. for Housing-FHA (Fed. Housing Authority) Commissioner.Oxley, Michael is the author of 'Reforming The Real Estate Settlement Procedure Review Of Hud's Proposed Respa Rule Hearing Before The Committee On Financial Services, U.s. House Of Representatives', published 2004 under ISBN 9780756742386 and ISBN 0756742382.