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  • in reply to: Appraisal Notice #344594
    Amirah
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    Appraisal Notice is a key document that informs property owners of the assessed value of their property as determined by the local tax assessor. This notice typically includes details about the property’s current market value, which is used to calculate property taxes. It’s important for property owners to review this notice carefully, as discrepancies or inaccuracies in the appraisal can affect the amount of taxes owed. If you believe the appraisal is incorrect, you may have the opportunity to contest it through an appeal process. For more information on the differences between assessment and appraisal, check out this helpful guide. Keeping track of these notices ensures you are aware of any changes in your property’s assessed value and can address any issues promptly.

    in reply to: Vendor – Bank Marketing Center #344580
    Amirah
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    I’ve used Bank Marketing Center for advertising materials, and it has been quite beneficial for our bank. Their platform offers a wide range of customizable templates that have helped us maintain a consistent and professional brand image. The user interface is intuitive, making it easy to create high-quality marketing materials quickly. We’ve seen a noticeable improvement in our marketing campaigns’ effectiveness since using their services. If you’re looking for a reliable tool to enhance your bank’s advertising efforts, I would definitely recommend giving Bank Marketing Center a try.

    in reply to: Fees Prepaid Finance Charge #344579
    Amirah
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    It appears there may be a potential violation in listing KY Municipal Tax amounts ($35.05 and $56.10) and the $40 settlement agent fee as prepaid finance charges (PFC) on the Closing Disclosure. These charges are typically not classified as PFCs but rather as closing costs or fees. According to TRID guidelines, PFCs should represent charges that finance charges for the loan itself. To address this, you should document the discrepancy, providing a clear explanation of why these fees do not qualify as PFCs, and reference TRID regulations to support your claim. Include a corrected version of the Closing Disclosure to ensure accurate and compliant reporting.

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