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1. If a consumer believes that information on a credit report is inaccurate,
what must the credit bureau do?
A. Notify any lender of the alleged discrepancy
B. Confirm and remove inaccurate information within 30 days
C. Provide a credit score at no charge
D. Prevent creditors from accessing the report - Correct Answer: B
2. A lender that is transferring the servicing of a loan to another lender must
provide the Servicing Transfer Disclosure within what timeframe?
A. 3 business days before the transfer
B. 3 business days after the transfer
C. 15 business days before the transfer
D. 15 business days after the transfer - Correct Answer: C
3. Although some exceptions apply, in general, overtime income should be in
order to be used for qualifying purposes:
A. Averaged over the past 18 months
B. Averaged over the past 2 years
C. Used as a compensating factor only
, D. Received for more than 1 year - Correct Answer: B
4. Under RESPA, when is it acceptable for a property seller to condition a sale
on the buyer's use of a specific title company?
A. When full disclosure is provided
B. Under no circumstances
C. When the property contains more than one dwelling unit
D. When the loan amount exceeds the conforming loan limit -
Correct Answer: B
5. If a consumer disputes an item on his/her credit report that they believe to
be inaccurate, the dispute must be investigated by the bureau(s) and any
inaccurate, incomplete or unverifiable information must be removed within:
A. 15 days
B. 30 days
C. 45 days
D. 60 days - Correct Answer: B
6. In certain flood hazard areas, flood insurance may not be available because:
A. individuals cannot afford it
B. the community does not participate in the National Flood Insurance
Program
C. the National Flood Insurance Program has rejected the community for lack
of funds
D. the community has not flooded within the last five years - Correct
Answer: B
7. The document that determines the sales price for a property is called the:
, A. Appraisal report
B. Commitment letter
C. Sales contract
D. Truth in Lending disclosure - Correct Answer: C
8. Before the MLO Compensation rule took effect, mortgage brokers were
often able to increase their compensation by providing borrowers with a
higher interest rate than that for which they qualified. Such compensation
was referred to as:
A. Lender-paid compensation
B. Service-release premium
C. Double-dipping
D. Yield-spread premium - Correct Answer: D
9. If a loan is neither insured nor guaranteed by the Federal Government, it is
referred to as a:
A. FHA loan
B. HELOC
C. Conforming loan
D. Conventional loan - Correct Answer: D
10.Which federal agency is responsible for writing and promulgating the rules
contained in Regulation X?
A. CFPB
B. HUD
C. FTC
D. FCC - Correct Answer: A
, 11.Which factor must be considered when evaluating a borrower's ability to
repay a higher-priced mortgage loan?
A. The borrower's debt-to-income ratio
B. The borrower's plans to start a family
C. The lender's desire to retain servicing
D. The borrower's ancestry - Correct Answer: A
12.PMI protects:
A. the public
B. the mortgagor
C. the mortgagee
D. the seller - Correct Answer: C
13.Which of the following is typically not required in a gift letter?
A. A statement that the money is not a loan
B. The donor's relationship to the recipient
C. The amount of the gift
D. The donor's Social Security number - Correct Answer: D
14.Which type of mortgage loan lets the borrower make regular monthly
payments for a period of time and then requires one larger payment upon
maturity?
A. Jumbo loan
B. Balloon loan
C. Alt-A loan
D. Subprime loan - Correct Answer: B
15.Molly O'Callaghan walks into a creditor's office to apply for a loan at 9:00
AM. She is greeted promptly and offered a cup of coffee before being