Disclosures to Borrowers Sample Clauses

Disclosures to Borrowers. The Dealer will present control of the Signing Device to the Borrower, which will identify the Borrower by name on-screen. The Borrower will then be presented with the Terms and Conditions (Consent to do Business Electronically), for which the Borrower will need to click Agree in order to proceed with the execution process. The System will then display the eContract on screen, and the Borrower will be required to review the eContract in full (scroll to the bottom) in order to begin eContract execution. The Borrower will have the right to request a printed paper copy of the eContract for review in lieu of or in addition to reviewing the eContract on the Signing Device. The printed paper copy of the eContract will contain a watermark on each page indicating it is a review copy, and the signature blocks will be blacked out to prevent execution of the review copy.
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Disclosures to Borrowers. The Dealer will present the Tablet to the Borrower, which will identify the Borrower by name on-screen. The Borrower will then be presented with the Terms and Conditions (Consent to do Business Electronically), for which the Borrower will need to click Agree in order to proceed with the Execution process. The System will then display the eContract on screen, and the Borrower will be required to review the eContract in full (scroll to the bottom) in order to begin eContract Execution. The Borrower will have the right to request a paper copy of the Review Copy of the eContract for review in lieu of or in addition to reviewing the Review Copy on the Tablet.
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Disclosures to Borrowers. Lender shall provide to each prospective Mortgagor at the time of (i) receipt of loan application, a statement in the form attached hereto as Exhibit “B-1” and as provided in the Lender Manual, and (ii) the loan closing, a statement in the form attached hereto as Exhibit “B-2” and as provided in the Lender Manual (or such substitute forms as shall be designated by the Local HFA and provided to Lenders by the Program Administrator).
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