Rep. Loudermilk’s Weekly Newsletter

District Update

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This week, Rep. Loudermilk had the pleasure of presenting Julie, from Georgia’s 11th Congressional District, the Congressional Award Gold Medal. This is the highest honor Congress may bestow upon a youth civilian.

As a Congressional Award Gold Medal recipient, Julie contributed over 400 hours of voluntary public service, 200 hours of personal development and physical fitness, and a four consecutive night expedition to earn this honor. Congratulations, Julie!

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Rep. Loudermilk’s Weekly Message: Six Months Later – Tax Cuts and Jobs Act

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Video of the Week: Annual Congressional Game Resumes Following 2017 Shooting

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Social Media of the Week: Immigration

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Graphic of the Week: Live Telephone Town Hall (Click On Graphic to Sign-Up)

In the News: Bill granting TRID relief to charities clears House committee

From the National Mortgage News:

“The House Financial Services Committee approved a bill that would roll back the requirements of the TILA-RESPA integrated disclosures rule for charities like Habitat for Humanity and instead allow them to use the old good faith estimate and HUD-1 mortgage forms.

Rep. Barry Loudermilk, R-Ga., introduced the Building Up Independent Lives and Dreams, or BUILD, Act on May 24. It would allow charitable organizations that originate 0% interest rate mortgages to use the good faith estimate, the truth-in-lending and the HUD-1 settlement statement rather than the Loan Estimate and Closing Disclosure forms created by the Dodd-Frank Act.”