Top 20 TRID Issues & Risks
June 18, 2026
Live Webinar
DateJun 18, 2026Duration90 minutes
08:00 AM PDT09:00 AM MDT
10:00 AM CDT11:00 AM EDT
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- Take-away toolkit
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Do you know the top 20 TRID challenges that can derail mortgage operations?
Gain practical insight into issues that create
compliance and financial risks under Regulation Z. This webinar will explain
where institutions make the most errors and how to avoid costly reimbursements
or enforcement actions. Learn the correct sequence for required disclosures,
how and when tolerances may be reset, and documentation practices that prove
full compliance. Ensure your team understands exactly what TRID demands and
what regulators expect so you can protect your institution from preventable exposure
and improve loan process accuracy.
KEY WEBINAR TAKEAWAYS
- Where lenders typically go wrong with TRID disclosures
- Where the money is – mistakes that may cost your institution in the form of reimbursement
- Tips and recommendations on where to identify these common violations
- How to ensure you are doing the proper things in the proper order within the required timeframes
BONUS MATERIALS
- Checklists, flow charts, and other helpful tools to ensure you understand the requirements from a practical perspective
- Many helpful website links to available resources
WEBINAR DETAILS
In this informative
webinar, you will learn where the chief concerns lie within Regulation Z’s TRID
provisions that impact consumer mortgage loans. These rules can cost your
institution real money, whether in the form of regulatory enforcement or
reimbursement or other compensation to borrowers. It is imperative that TRID’s
requirements be followed to the letter and in a timely manner, and that the
lender clearly retain documentation to prove it.
We will discuss the
specific order of tasks, including when you’re able to provide revised
disclosures when things change. As well, we will specify when you are able to
reset critical tolerance levels so you are not stuck later providing excessive
reimbursement to borrowers. Learn how to make sure your documentation is
buttoned up to avoid real problems later.
WHO SHOULD ATTEND?
- Consumer mortgage loan officers
- Loan processors
- Closing agents
- Business line management
- Compliance, audit, and risk professionals
TAKE-AWAY TOOLKIT
- Employee training log
- Interactive quiz
- PDF of slides and speaker’s contact info for follow-up questions
- Attendance certificate provided to self-report CE credits
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