HUD-1 As a Marketing Tool - For Realtors

How Can HUD-1 Help You Generate Business?monthly payment.902 Mortgage insurance
-----------------------------------------HUD-1 is apremiums due at settlement. Escrow reserves for
standard form you use very often. The formmortgage insurance are recorded later. If your
serves not just as a settlement closingmortgage insurance is a lump sum payment good
statement, but also as a proof of payment offor the life of the loan it should be noted.903
different tax deductions. Understanding the formHazard insurance premiums due at settlement. It
and the tax deductible items and communicatingis not used for insurance reserves that will go into
them to your clients will help your clients toescrow.904 Miscellaneous items: flood insurance,
minimize their taxes and help you to build trustmortgage life insurance, credit life insurance and
and get more business exposure.What is thedisability insurance premiums.905 Miscellaneous
HUD-1items: flood insurance, mortgage life insurance,
-----------------HUD-1 is a form used by thecredit life insurance and disability insurance
settlement agent (closing agent) to itemize allpremiums.Section 1000 Reserves Deposited with
incoming funds and all charges paid and accruedLender1001-1007 Funds used to start the
by a borrower and seller for a real estateborrower's escrow account, from which the
transaction.lender will pay next year's premiums. Each
When is the HUD-1 Issued?The Real Estatemortgage payment includes an amount that
Settlement Procedures Act (RESPA) requires thatcovers a portion of these recurring expenses.1008
the form be issued in all real estate transactions inEscrow adjustment calculated by the settlement
the United States which involve federally relatedagent by comparing different escrow formulas to
mortgage loans. RESPA states you should beassure the lender does not collect more escrow
given a copy of the HUD-1 at least one day priorfunds than allowed.Section 1100, Title Charges1101
to settlement.When Do Clients Need HUD-1 ForSettlement agent's fee.
Taxes?The fees for the abstract or title search and
-------------------------------------Clients use theexamination are entered in lines1102 Abstract /
information included in the form when they filetitle search fee1103 Examination fee1104 Title
their annual taxes. The filing deadline is normallyinsurance binder (also called a commitment to
April 15 of every year for the proceeding year.insure). Payment for title insurance policies is
To allow the client enough time to file taxes usingentered later.1105 Deed preparations record
the HUD-1 information, it is recommended that acharges and work on mortgages and notes1106
copy of the HUD-1 will be sent to the client inThe fee charged by a notary public for
January.Because the real estate transaction takesauthenticating the execution of the settlement
place during the year, usually long before filing thedocuments1107 Attorney's fees.1108 Title
tax return, the HUD-1 given to the client at closinginsurance (except the cost of the binder).1109
time could be lost or misplace. Sending the client aInformational lines disclosing costs for the
copy of the HUD-1 with a cover letter will beseparate title insurance policies (Only line 1108 is
very helpful and time savings to the client.HUD-1carried forward.)1110 Informational lines disclosing
Client Sample Lettercosts for the separate title insurance policies (Only
--------------------------The following is a sampleline 1108 is carried forward.)1111-1113 Other
letter you can use to send your clients:[Date]TAXtitle-related charges which vary by location: tax
TIME IS COMINGDear [Client's Name]:Tax timecertificate fee / private tax feeSection 1200,
indeed is just around the corner, and the firstGovernment Recording and Transfer Charges1201
thing you will need is a copy of the ClosingRecording fee1202 City or County recording
Statement on your property. Moving can be afee1203 State recording fee1204-1205
very busy time, and you may have misplaced thisMiscellaneous recording fee itemsSection 1300,
very important document.I would like to be sureSurvey and inspections fees (for pests,
you avail yourself of all the tax advantageslead-based paint, radon, structural inspections,
possible from our transaction. If your accountantinspections for heating, plumbing, or electrical
has any questions, please have him or her call meequipment) and home warranty.Line 1400 Total
(if you need a referral to an accounting you cansettlement charges paid from borrower's and
trust, I'd be happy to provide you with one).I lookseller's funds. They are also entered in Sections J
forward to continuing as your realtor andand K,
providing you the highest level of servicelines 103 and 502.Section J, Summary of
possible.Yours sincerely,[your name]Oh, by theBorrower's TransactionSection 100, Gross
way... If any of your friends or relatives areAmount Due from BorrowerLine 101 Gross sales
thinking about buying or selling a home, I'd love toprice of the property.Line 102 Personal property
be of service to them. So, when you think ofcharges (draperies, washer, dryer, outdoor
these people, just give me a call with their namefurniture, and decorative items purchased from
and number. I'll be happy to follow up and tend tothe seller)Line 103 Total settlement charges to
their Real Estate needs.Which HUD-1 Informationborrower (from Line 1400 section L)Lines 104-105
Is Important For Your Client's Taxes?TheAmounts owed by the borrower or previously
information reported in the HUD-1 relates to thepaid by the seller (include balance in the seller's
following tax statements and schedules:Tax formescrow account if the borrower is assuming the
HUD-1 lineSchedule A (itemized deductions), Lineloan and uncollected rents borrower may owe the
10 - Annual mortgage interest deduction Lineseller)Lines 106-112 Item paid in advance by seller
901Schedule A (itemized deductions), Line 10 -(Prorated portion of city/county taxes)Line 120
Points deduction Line 802Schedule A (itemizedGross amount due from borrower. Total of Lines
deductions), Line 6 - Real estate taxes deduction101 through 112Section 200, Amounts Paid By or
Line 1003, 1004Schedule E (rental income), Line 20In Behalf of BorrowerLine 201 Buyer's credit for
- Depreciation (cost of property is required) Linethe earnest money paid when the offer was
101, 102Schedule E (rental income), Line 12a -accepted.Line 202 The new loan paid to the
Mortgage Interest Deduction Line 901,borrower by the lender.Line 203 Loan borrower
802Schedule E (rental income), Line 9 - Insuranceassumes or takes title subject to an existing loan
903, 1001, 1002Schedule E (rental income), Lineor lien on the property.Lines 204-209 Miscellaneous
16a - Real state taxes 1003, 1004Schedule Eitems paid by or on behalf of the buyer
(rental income), Line 18 - Other deductions 703,(allowance the seller is making for repairs or
801-811, 1005, 1101-1110, 1201-3,replacement of items or a note seller accepts
1301-1302Schedule D (capital gain) Part I, II,from borrower for part of the purchase
Column d - Sales Price 401, 402Schedule D (capitalprice)Lines 210-219 Bills seller has not yet paid, but
gain) - Part I, II, Column e - Cost or other basisowes (taxes, assessments or rent collected in
101, 102Form 6252 (installment sale), Line 8 -advance by the seller for a period extending
Selling price 401, 402Form 6252 (installment sale),beyond the settlement date)Lines 220 Total for all
Line 8 - Cost or other basis 101, 102Form 4797items in Section 200. The total is added to the
(sale of business property), Part I, Column d -borrower's proceeds.
Cost or other basis 401, 402Form 4797 (sale ofSection 300, Cash at Settlement From/To
business property), Part I, Column f - 101,BorrowerLines 301 Summary of the total amount
102HUD-1's two sectionsdue from the borrower.Lines 302 Summery of all
--------------------Section J, Summary ofitems already paid by or for the borrower.Lines
Borrower's TransactionThis section contains 6303 The difference between lines 301 and 302
sections, and basically summarizes the entriesrepresenting the amount of money the borrower
made to the section L (Settlement charges, seeowes at closing. If negative number the borrower
below).- Section 100, Gross Amount Due fromwill receive funds back at closing.Section K,
Borrower- Section 200, Amounts Paid By or InSummary of Seller's TransactionSection 400,
Behalf of Borrower- Section 300, Cash atGross Amount Due to Seller (amounts added to
Settlement From/To Borrower- Section 400,the seller's funds)Line 401 Gross sales price of the
Gross Amount Due to Seller- Section 500,property.Lines 404-405 Amounts owed by the
Reductions in Amount Due to Seller- Section 600,borrower or previously paid by the seller (escrow
Cash at Settlement To/From SellerSection L,account's balance or uncollected rents)Lines
Settlement ChargesThat's where many entries406-412 Items paid in advance by the seller
are tabulated before being brought forward to(prorated portion of city / county taxes)line 420
page 1. Columns contain charges that are paidis the gross amount due to the seller. Total of
from either the borrower's or the seller's funds.Lines 401 through 412.Section 500, Reductions in
Your closing statement probably won't haveAmount Due to Seller (amounts are subtracted
entries in all lines.- Section 700, Agencyfrom the seller's funds)line 501 When a third party
Commissions- Section 800, Items Payable inholds the borrower's earnest money deposit, and
Connection with Loan- Section 900, Itemswill pay it directly to the seller.line 502 Total from
Required by Lender to be Paid in Advance-line 1400, the seller's total charges as computed in
Section 1000, Reserves Deposited with Lender-Section L.line 503 When borrower assumes or
Section 1100, Title Charges- Section 1200,takes title subject to existing liens which are
Government Recording and Transfer Charges-deducted from the sales price.line 504-505 First
Sections 1300 & 1400, Additional Settlementand/or second loans which will be paid-off as part
Charges and TotalsLine By Line DescriptionSectionof settlement (including accrued interest).line
700, Agency Commissions701 Commissions paid506-509 Miscellaneous entriesline 506 Deposits paid
to real estate agencies702 Commissions paid toby the borrower to the seller or third party other
real estate agenciesthan the settlement agentline 510-519 Bills unpaid
Section 800, Items Payable in Connection withby seller (taxes, assessments or rent collected in
Loan801 Processing or originating loan fees. If theadvance )line 520 Total of all items in Section 500.
fee is a percentage of the loan amount, theThe total is deducted from the seller's
percentage will be stated.802 "Points" charged byproceeds.Section 600, Cash at Settlement To
the lender. Each point is 1% of the loanFrom Sellerline line 601 Gross amount due to the
amount.803 Appraisal fees. If paid with loanseller, from line 420.line 602 Total reductions in
application before closing, it should be markedseller's proceeds, from line 520.line 603 Difference
"POC," (paid outside of closing). The amount wouldbetween lines 601 and 602. Cash amount paid to
be shown, but would not be included in the totalseller (if a negative number the seller owes
fees you bring to settlement.804 Cost of themoney at closing)Tax USA Inc.
credit report if it is not included in the Origination------------Tax USA, Inc. is a complete tax,
Fee.805 Inspections fee, done at the request ofaccounting and financial management firm
the lender.806 Private Mortgage Insurance (PMI)specializes in small businesses, corporations and
application fee.807 Assumption fee, when buyerhigh income individuals. Tax USA Inc.'s mission is to
takes over seller's existing mortgage.808exceed clients' expectation by providing superb
Miscellaneous items connected with the loan, suchtax, accounting & financial Management services.
as fees paid to a mortgage broker.809We offer our clients tax, accounting and
Miscellaneous items connected with the loan, suchbookkeeping services, CFO Outsourcing, Budget
as fees paid to a mortgage broker.810Review and Business Plans, Cash Flow
Miscellaneous items connected with the loan, suchManagement, Payroll Services and Entities'
as fees paid to a mortgage broker.811Incorporation.Our ClientsWe focus on small and
Miscellaneous items connected with the loan, suchmid size businesses, non-profit organization and
as fees paid to a mortgage broker.Section 900,high income individuals. Client list comprised of
Items Required by Lender to be Paid incorporations, non-profit organizations and high-tech
Advance901 Interest collected at settlement foremployees.
the time period between closing and the first