Escrow & Title
In Missouri, a 'Closing Disclosure' is provided to the buyer:
AAt least 30 days before closing
BAt least 3 business days before closing under TRID requirements✓ Correct
COnly at the closing table
D30 days after closing
Explanation
Under TRID rules, the Closing Disclosure (which replaced the HUD-1 Settlement Statement for most transactions) must be provided to borrowers at least 3 business days before closing, allowing time to review and compare with the Loan Estimate.
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