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1. When must an ECOA - Appraisal report be given?

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According to ECOA regulations, an Appraisal report must be given to the borrower at least 3 business days prior to closing to ensure transparency and allow for any necessary adjustments.

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This set of flashcards is designed to prepare learners for the NMLS Exam, focusing on federal laws and regulations relevant to mortgage lending. It enhances understanding of compliance... see morerequirements and legal frameworks critical for professionals in the mortgage industry. see less

2. How long does a Chapter 7 bankruptcy typically remain on a credit report?

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A Chapter 7 bankruptcy typically remains on a credit report for 10 years, impacting the individual's credit history and ability to obtain credit during that time period.

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3. Can you discriminate based on the receipt of public income?

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Discrimination based on the receipt of public income is prohibited by law to ensure equal treatment for all individuals, regardless of their sources of income.

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4. What does ECOA prevent discrimination against?

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The Equal Credit Opportunity Act (ECOA) prohibits credit discrimination based on certain personal characteristics or conditions. The correct answer includes the protected categories under ECOA.

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5. Under ECOA what are acceptable sources of income?

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The correct sources of income under ECOA include public assistance income, part time employment, social security, pensions, annuities, alimony, child support, and separate maintenance. Unemployment benefits, investment income, and lottery winnings are not typically among the acceptable sources of income according to ECOA guidelines.

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6. What is the purpose of the Community Reinvestment Act?

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The Community Reinvestment Act requires banks to provide loans in communities where they collect deposits to help ensure fair access to credit for all individuals, regardless of their location or socioeconomic status.

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7. Should the income of a pregnant woman planning to return to work after maternity leave be counted?

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It is important to count the income of a pregnant woman even if she plans to return to work after maternity leave, as it is a part of her overall financial situation.

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8. What is the range of FICO Scores?

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FICO Scores typically range from 300 to 850, with different ranges for conforming and non conforming scores depending on the lending criteria.

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9. What information is required to be included in an Adverse Action Notice?

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An Adverse Action Notice should include specific information such as the name and address of the lender, the name and address of the Federal Agency that administers compliance for the lender, a description of the action taken (e.g. denial), and a specific reason for the denial.

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10. Are appraisers entitled to earn a fee for performing their services?

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Appraisers are professionals who are entitled to earn a fee for their services as they provide an unbiased valuation of a property.

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11. What is the requirement for notifying the borrower in a mortgage loan transfer?

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In a mortgage loan transfer, it is essential for both the transferor and transferee to notify the borrower 15 days prior to the date of transfer. This ensures that the borrower is informed of the change in ownership or servicing of the loan.

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12. What are the components of a Loan Estimate?

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A Loan Estimate includes various components related to the terms and costs of the loan, along with projections, comparisons, and other considerations. It does not include personal financial details or property-specific information.

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13. What is the maximum cumulative tolerance for increase on Section C Fees + Government Recording fees on a loan estimate?

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The correct answer is 10% cumulative tolerance, meaning any increase beyond 10% on Section C Fees + Government Recording fees on a loan estimate would not be allowed.

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14. What are the escrow limits according to RESPA?

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RESPA (Real Estate Settlement Procedures Act) mandates escrow limits to be 2 months plus $50 for tax and insurance payments. This ensures that lenders do not require excessively high escrow amounts from borrowers.

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15. Which loans are assumable with lenders approval?

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USDA, VA, and FHA loans are assumable with lender's approval, meaning that the new borrower can take over the existing loan with the same terms and conditions. Conventional, Jumbo, and Home Equity loans typically do not have this feature.

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16. What are the components of a loan application?

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The correct components of a loan application consist of specific sections related to borrower information, financial details, property information, declarations, acknowledgments, military service, demographic data, and loan originator information. The incorrect answers provided do not align with the standard components of a loan application form.

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17. How much can APR go up or down before re-disclosure is required?

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The correct answer specifies the thresholds for APR changes that require re-disclosure for both fixed and adjustable rate transactions. The incorrect answers provide variations in percentages, but the correct thresholds are .125% for fixed rate and .250% for adjustable rate transactions.

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18. What is the APR Tolerance for re-disclosure?

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APR Tolerance for re-disclosure is dependent on whether the transaction is regular or irregular, with the tolerance being .125% (1/8 of 1%) for regular transactions and .25% (1/4 of 1%) for irregular transactions.

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19. What fees are typically included in APR?

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The APR includes fees directly related to the loan application and approval process, not other types of fees like late payment fees or property taxes.

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20. Which of the following fees are not considered finance fees?

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Finance fees typically include charges directly associated with the loan financing process, such as interest, points, and mortgage insurance. The incorrect answers provided include fees that are commonly associated with financing or obtaining a mortgage.

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21. What section of LE covers Lender's Admin costs?

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In the Loan Estimate (LE), Lender's Admin costs are typically covered under Section A as Origination fees. While other fees mentioned in Sections B, C, and D may also be associated with the loan process, they are not specifically designated for Lender's Admin costs.

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22. What has no tolerance?

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The correct answer includes costs like Origination Charges, Services the borrower cannot shop for, and Transfer Taxes which have no tolerance limits per TRID regulations.

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23. What are the components included in the Closing Disclosure?

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The Closing Disclosure components include specific details related to the loan, payments, costs at closing, cash to close calculation, transaction summaries, disclosures, and contact information. Escrow terms, insurance details, and pre-approval process are not typically part of the Closing Disclosure.

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24. What does GFE stand for?

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GFE refers to Good Faith estimate, commonly used in relation to HELOCs and Reverse Mortgages.

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25. How long is a Loan Estimate valid and terms available for?

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The correct answer is 10 business days from when the Loan Estimate is provided. This timeframe allows consumers to review and compare loan offers before making a decision.

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26. What is the earliest a loan can close after disclosures are delivered?

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The correct answer is 7 Business Days because it allows sufficient time for the borrower to review the loan terms and make an informed decision before the loan closes.

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27. What are kickbacks in a transaction covered by RESPA?

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Kickbacks are prohibited in transactions covered by RESPA to prevent illegal or unethical practices in real estate transactions. Giving or receiving kickbacks can result in severe penalties.

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When must an ECOA - Appraisal report be given?
How long does a Chapter 7 bankruptcy typically remain on a credit...
Can you discriminate based on the receipt of public income?
What does ECOA prevent discrimination against?
Under ECOA what are acceptable sources of income?
What is the purpose of the Community Reinvestment Act?
Should the income of a pregnant woman planning to return to work after...
What is the range of FICO Scores?
What information is required to be included in an Adverse Action...
Are appraisers entitled to earn a fee for performing their services?
What is the requirement for notifying the borrower in a mortgage loan...
What are the components of a Loan Estimate?
What is the maximum cumulative tolerance for increase on Section C...
What are the escrow limits according to RESPA?
Which loans are assumable with lenders approval?
What are the components of a loan application?
How much can APR go up or down before re-disclosure is required?
What is the APR Tolerance for re-disclosure?
What fees are typically included in APR?
Which of the following fees are not considered finance fees?
What section of LE covers Lender's Admin costs?
What has no tolerance?
What are the components included in the Closing Disclosure?
What does GFE stand for?
How long is a Loan Estimate valid and terms available for?
What is the earliest a loan can close after disclosures are delivered?
What are kickbacks in a transaction covered by RESPA?
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