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Under the S.A.F.E. Act, “general fitness” to gain the confidence of the community for licensure might include any of the following, except:

  • Meeting net worth requirements
  • Paying into a state fund
  • Showing consistent profitability for a set period of time (correct)
  • Meeting surety bond requirements
  • Any loan modification agreement must include a provision allowing the borrower the right to cancel:

  • Within three years after the date of the agreement
  • Within three business days after the date of the agreement (correct)
  • At any time
  • Within 24 hours after the date of the agreement
  • This person acts by or on behalf of another principal lending manager in transacting residential mortgage loans.

  • Branch lending manager
  • Loan officer
  • Mortgage loan originator
  • Associate lending manager (correct)
  • The Mortgage and Financial Fraud Unit exists within:

    <p>The Department of Financial Institutions</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Common underwriting pitfalls include all of the following, except:

    <p>Undocumented assets</p> Signup and view all the answers

    The central database through which mortgage professionals submit information and license applications is the:

    <p>NMLS</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Principal lending managers have an affirmative duty to:

    <p>Supervise all ALMs and BLMs</p> Signup and view all the answers

    A person who has had a mortgage loan originator license revoked in another state must wait at least how long before being able to obtain a Utah license?

    <p>A license cannot be obtained</p> Signup and view all the answers

    The Fair Housing Act prohibits discrimination based on:

    <p>Race, sex, color, religion, age, familial status, handicap</p> Signup and view all the answers

    A determination of repayment ability must be based on all of the following, except:

    <p>The borrower's current employment status</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Statements in advertising that may lead a consumer to incorrectly assume that a mortgage product or company is directly endorsed by the federal government are in violation of which law?

    <p>Regulation X</p> Signup and view all the answers

    An "exempt" employee generally means the employee is:

    <p>Exempt from tax withholding requirements</p> Signup and view all the answers

    The ______ was created to detect, investigate, prosecute, and deter mortgage fraud and other major financial fraud crimes in Utah.

    <p>Mortgage and Financial Fraud Unit</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which of the following is not prohibited by RESPA?

    <p>Reasonable fees paid for services actually performed</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the primary intent of RESPA?

    <p>Eliminate unearned fees, such as referral fees, kickbacks, and fee splitting</p> Signup and view all the answers

    This subsection of the federal Housing and Economic Recovery Act was established to ensure minimum qualification standards for mortgage professionals.

    <p>USPAP</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which of the following prefixes indicates the purchase of flood insurance is mandatory?

    <p>V and D</p> Signup and view all the answers

    All advertising and marketing materials used by a licensee must be reviewed for compliance by the:

    <p>Compliance specialist</p> Signup and view all the answers

    An affiliated business arrangement established for the illegal purpose of collecting excessive fees from consumers and splitting them among participants is known as:

    <p>A sham affiliated business arrangement</p> Signup and view all the answers

    If a lending manager stops being sponsored by a licensed entity:

    <p>Their license is immediately inactive</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which of the following is false regarding branch managers?

    <p>The primary lending manager may not serve as the branch manager at a different location</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Who is responsible for proper record disposal if an entity ceases to do business in Utah?

    <p>The control person</p> Signup and view all the answers

    A principal lending manager will not be held liable for failing to maintain reasonable supervision if he or she can show evidence of any of the following, except:

    <p>Attempts to conceal damage when learning of a violation</p> Signup and view all the answers

    A licensed loan originator is working for a licensed entity. Which of the following is true?

    <p>He or she can work for only one other entity, and that entity must also be licensed</p> Signup and view all the answers

    How many total hours of pre-licensing education are required for a mortgage loan originator license applicant who does not currently hold a license in any jurisdiction?

    <p>40</p> Signup and view all the answers

    This federal law is primarily concerned with disclosures and advertising.

    <p>The Truth-in-Lending Act</p> Signup and view all the answers

    If an individual wants to become licensed as a lending manager, he or she has to show:

    <p>At least three years of full-time experience originating mortgages</p> Signup and view all the answers

    The license of a person who commits mortgage fraud:

    <p>Is automatically revoked</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Seller concessions for VA loans are limited to:

    <p>3%</p> Signup and view all the answers

    The Closing Disclosure is due:

    <p>No later than three business days prior to consummation</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the latest date by which a license may be reinstated?

    <p>December 31</p> Signup and view all the answers

    The liability of the Recovery Fund for a single licensee may not exceed:

    <p>$45,000</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Engaging in this will result in automatic revocation of the license.

    <p>Mortgage fraud</p> Signup and view all the answers

    On the initial license application, mortgage entities are required to designate a qualifying individual, also known as a:

    <p>Control person</p> Signup and view all the answers

    On which portion of the loan application would one find a street address and legal description of the property?

    <p>Section XV</p> Signup and view all the answers

    The initial escrow statement is typically provided:

    <p>Within three business days after receiving a completed application</p> Signup and view all the answers

    If a PLM license becomes inactive:

    <p>The PLM may not conduct mortgage business</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Overtime income may be considered for an hourly employee if:

    <p>It has been consistent for at least two years and is likely to continue</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What does it mean when a loan results in negative amortization?

    <p>The payments are not enough to cover the interest due, so the unpaid balance increases instead of decreasing</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Utah requires that licensees complete an additional annual course on:

    <p>Utah law</p> Signup and view all the answers

    If fees for third-party settlement service providers are paid directly to a creditor or one of its affiliates, the tolerance for differences between the estimated and actual charges is:

    <p>0%</p> Signup and view all the answers

    An applicant for a lending manager license with only two years of full-time experience originating first lien residential mortgage loans may still qualify for the license if he or she shows proof of all of the following, except:

    <p>Additional full-time experience according to the equivalency calculation</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which of the following likely cannot be used to verify a borrower's ability to repay, according to the ATR Rule?

    <p>Voided checks</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which federal labor law sets forth safety and health conditions for private and public sector workers?

    <p>The Occupational Safety and Health Act</p> Signup and view all the answers

    TILA is particularly concerned with the use of ______ in advertising, which require the disclosure of certain information to consumers.

    <p>trigger terms</p> Signup and view all the answers

    A conclusive presumption of compliance applies to:

    <p>Qualified mortgages that are prime mortgages</p> Signup and view all the answers

    The ______ is defined as the cost of credit expressed as a dollar amount.

    <p>finance charge</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Mortgage loan originators must solicit and conduct business solely in the name of:

    <p>The sponsoring entity</p> Signup and view all the answers

    If a license is not expired, but it belongs to a person who is not currently engaged in the business of residential mortgage loans, that license is considered:

    <p>Dormant</p> Signup and view all the answers

    When a loan is characterized as “conforming,” this means the loan:

    <p>Meets guidelines established by Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac</p> Signup and view all the answers

    A party who has been served a cease and desist order from the Director may request a hearing within:

    <p>30 days of receiving the order</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which of the following is not an accurate statement regarding the NMLS?

    <p>It relieves license applicants of the burden of resubmitting information in the database</p> Signup and view all the answers

    The Division defines all of the following as unprofessional conduct, except:

    <p>Requiring a borrower to pay for third-party services</p> Signup and view all the answers

    The Residential Mortgage Practices and Licensing Act requires the consideration of which of the following factors in determining the penalty for mortgage fraud?

    <p>The total value of all property, money, or things obtained by committing mortgage fraud</p> Signup and view all the answers

    The administrative body existing within the DRE to help in regulating mortgage professionals is:

    <p>The Residential Mortgage Regulatory Commission</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which of the following is an example of open-ended credit?

    <p>Adjustable-rate mortgage</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Who is responsible for reviewing all advertising and marketing materials used by a licensed entity and sponsored mortgage loan originators to ensure compliance?

    <p>Control persons</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Upfront MIP is collected:

    <p>On all FHA loans</p> Signup and view all the answers

    A mortgage loan originator advertises in conjunction with a real estate brokerage. The advertisement features contact information for both entities, the role of the brokerage in transactions, and the services the MLO may provide. Which of the following is true?

    <p>This is legal and in compliance with Utah law</p> Signup and view all the answers

    An act of mortgage fraud with a value that is or exceeds $5,000 is:

    <p>A second degree felony</p> Signup and view all the answers

    VA loans require which of the following?

    <p>Eligibility fee</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which of the following is true of VA loans?

    <p>They are assumable</p> Signup and view all the answers

    All of the following are licensing requirements for principal lending managers, except:

    <p>Proof of the completion of 40 hours of Utah-specific education during the 12-month period preceding the application</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which of the following best describes a loan used to finance a property in an amount that exceeds Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac's guidelines?

    <p>Jumbo loan</p> Signup and view all the answers

    A licensed mortgage entity is changing its name. Which of the following is true?

    <p>The DRE must be notified within five days</p> Signup and view all the answers

    A mortgage point is ______, and it is:

    <p>1% of the loan amount; used to pay an origination fee</p> Signup and view all the answers

    A licensee enters into a loan modification agreement with a consumer. Which of the following is correct?

    <p>The transaction is legal - as long as the agreement provides for the right to cancel within three business days</p> Signup and view all the answers

    If a borrower is considering purchasing discount points, one of the most important factors to keep in mind is:

    <p>The break-even point</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which of the following is not a prohibited act under Utah state law?

    <p>Giving an appraisal report to the borrower</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    SAFE Act General Fitness Requirements (Except)

    • Showing consistent profitability for a set period
    • Paying into a state fund
    • Meeting net worth requirements
    • Meeting surety bond requirements

    Loan Modification Cancellation Period

    • Within three business days after the agreement date
    • At any time

    Residential Mortgage Loan Transactions

    • Person acting on behalf of another principal lending manager in residential mortgage loans: Mortgage loan originator

    Mortgage and Financial Fraud Unit Location

    • Department of Financial Institutions

    Common Underwriting Pitfalls (Except)

    • Including alimony or child support in debts
    • Sales contract not fully executed
    • Undocumented assets
    • Failing to disclose secondary financing

    Central Database for Mortgage Professionals

    • National Mortgage Licensing System & Registry (NMLS)

    Principal Lending Managers' Duties

    • Supervising all ALMs and BLMs

    License Revocation Waiting Period

    • Ten years

    Fair Housing Act Protected Classes

    • Race, sex, color, religion, handicap
    • Handicap, familial status, sex, national origin, religion, color, race
    • Race, sex, color, religion, age, familial status, handicap
    • Race, color, religion, sex, age

    Repayment Ability Determination (Except)

    • The equity the borrower already has in the dwelling
    • The credit history of the borrower
    • The borrower's monthly debt-to-income ratio
    • The borrower's current employment status

    Federal Government Endorsement in Advertising

    • Regulation Z

    Exempt Employee Characteristics

    • Exempt from tax withholding requirements
    • Ineligible for overtime pay
    • Ineligible for Social Security withholdings
    • Exempt from salary recordkeeping requirements

    Utah Mortgage and Financial Fraud Unit

    • Detects, investigates, prosecutes, and deters mortgage fraud
    • Other major financial fraud crimes in Utah

    RESPA Prohibited Actions

    • Referral Fees
    • Premiums charged on fees for third-party services
    • Reasonable fees paid for services actually performed
    • Kickbacks

    RESPA Primary Intent

    • Protecting the privacy of a borrower's personal financial information
    • Eliminating unearned fees, such as referral fees, kickbacks, and fee splitting
    • Protecting borrowers from misleading advertising
    • Providing the borrower an opportunity to rescind certain types of loans

    Mortgage Professional Qualification Standards

    • USPAP
    • FIRREA
    • The S.A.F.E. Act
    • The Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act

    Flood Insurance Mandate Indicators

    • B, C, and D
    • A and D
    • A and V
    • V and D

    Advertising and Marketing Materials Review

    • Control person
    • Compliance specialist
    • Designated officer
    • Lending manager

    Affiliated Business Arrangements for Excessive Fees

    • Sham affiliated business arrangement
    • False settlement service markup
    • Kickbacks
    • Table funding

    Lending Manager Inactivity

    • Their license remains valid for 30 days and then becomes inactive
    • Their license is immediately revoked
    • Their license is immediately inactive
    • Their license is immediately suspended

    Branch Manager Limitations and Responsibilities

    • Serve as the manager for up to three licensed branch offices at the same time
    • Utah state law requires the appointment of branch managers for licensed locations that are not in the same place of business as the main location

    Responsibility for Record Disposal

    • Records must be returned to the Division
    • Records must be returned to consumers about whom information has been maintained
    • Control person

    Principal Lending Manager Liability Avoidance

    • Attempts made to prevent or mitigate damage when learning of a violation
    • Attempts to conceal damage when learning of a violation
    • Existence of written policies to prevent violations
    • The fact that the PLM did not attempt to avoid learning of a violation

    Licensed Loan Originator Entity Relationships

    • He or she can only work for the licensed entity with which he or she is currently employed
    • He or she can work for only one other entity, and that entity must be exempt
    • He or she can work for only one other entity, and that entity must also be licensed
    • He or she cannot work with a licensed entity and must work as an individual MLO

    Pre-Licensing Education Hours

    • 15
    • 40
    • 35
    • 20

    Primary Concern of Federal Law

    • Disclosures and advertising
    • The Real Estate Settlement Procedures Act
    • The Equal Credit Opportunity Act
    • The Truth-in-Lending Act
    • The Home Mortgage Disclosure Act

    Lending Manager Qualification Requirements

    • Ten years of verifiable financial responsibility
    • At least three years of full-time experience originating mortgages
    • A history of work experience as a lending manager
    • A credit score of at least 780

    Mortgage Fraud License Penalties

    • Is automatically revoked
    • Is temporarily revoked and may be permanently revoked after a hearing
    • Is put on inactive for twice as long as the violator's sentence of imprisonment
    • May be suspended for up to five years

    Seller Concessions for VA Loans

    • 3%
    • 0%
    • 6%
    • 4%

    Closing Disclosure Due Date

    • No later than one business day prior to consummation
    • No later than ten business days prior to consummation
    • No later than seven business days prior to consummation
    • No later than three business days prior to consummation

    Reinstatement Date

    • January 1
    • November 1
    • December 31
    • February 28

    Recovery Fund Liability Limit

    • $45,000
    • $20,000
    • $15,000
    • $35,000

    Violations Resulting in License Revocation

    • Failure to complete education requirements
    • Mortgage fraud
    • Failure to secure a sponsor
    • High-cost mortgage loan origination

    Qualifying Individual Designation

    • Control person
    • Lending manager
    • Branch officer
    • Responsible party

    Loan Application Property Information Location

    • Section II
    • Section III
    • Section XV
    • Section X

    Initial Escrow Statement Timing

    • At settlement
    • At the same time that a Loan Estimate is issued
    • Within three business days after issuing a Closing Disclosure
    • Within three business days after receiving a completed application

    PLM License Inactivity Consequences

    • The PLM must obtain a new license to become active again
    • The PLM may never serve as a PLM again
    • The PLM may not conduct mortgage business
    • The PLM may not act as a lending manager but may act as a loan originator

    Overtime Income Consideration

    • It has been consistent for at least two years and is likely to continue
    • The earnings have been reported as wages
    • It is being paid in the same paycheck
    • It has been consistent for at least two years and is likely to continue

    Negative Amortization Definition

    • The payment amounts increase over time as the interest rate decreases
    • The payments steadily reduce the amount of interest due each month, so the unpaid balance decreases instead of increasing
    • The payment amounts decrease over time as the interest rate decreases
    • The payments are not enough to cover the interest due, so the unpaid balance increases instead of decreasing

    Additional Annual Course Requirements

    • Utah law
    • Mortgage fraud
    • Consumer protection
    • Nontraditional products

    Third-Party Settlement Service Provider Fee Tolerance

    • 2%
    • 5%
    • 0%
    • 10%

    Pre-Licensing Education Hours for New Applicants (No License in Jurisdiction)

    • 15 hours
    • 40 hours
    • 35 hours
    • 20 hours

    Mortgage Loan Originator Experience Requirement

    • Evidence of having completed lending manager qualification counseling
    • Up to 15 additional points according to the experience points schedule
    • Evidence of having originated at least 30 first lien residential mortgage loans

    Unverifiable Borrower Ability to Repay

    • Bank records
    • Voided checks
    • W-2 forms
    • Payroll statements

    Federal Labor Law Regarding Safety and Health Conditions

    • The Occupational Safety and Health Act

    TILA Concerns

    • Red flags
    • Trigger terms
    • Unique identifiers
    • Business names

    Presumption of Compliance Applies To

    • Compliance specialist

    Higher-Priced Mortgage Loan Definition

    • Qualified mortgages that are higher-priced mortgage loans
    • Non-qualified mortgages
    • Qualified mortgages that are subprime mortgages
    • Qualified mortgages that are prime mortgages

    Definition of Finance Charge

    • Finance charge is defined as the cost of credit expressed as a dollar amount
    • Annual percentage rate
    • Prepayment penalty
    • Yield spread premium

    Mortgage Loan Originator Business Conduct

    • The ALM
    • Themselves
    • The sponsoring entity
    • The PLM

    License Status if Not Engaged in Business

    • Dormant
    • Inactive
    • Suspended
    • In escrow

    Conforming Loan Definition

    • The loan conforms to standards that are regulated in place

    Party Responsibility of Proper Record Disposal After Utah Business Cessation

    • Records must be returned to the Division
    • Records must be returned to consumers about whom information has been maintained
    • The control person

    Affirmative Duty of Principal Lending Managers

    • Supervising all ALMs and BLMs,
    • Supervising only ALMs

    Mortgage Loan Originator License Revocation (Other State) Requirements

    • Ten years
    • Three years
    • Five years
    • A license cannot be obtained

    Appraisal Red Flags and Exceptions

    • Blurry photos
    • Adjustments that exceed guidelines
    • Appraisal dated prior to the sales contract
    • Comparables within one mile of the subject property sold within one year

    Mortgage Loan Originator License Application Eligibility

    • Evidence of having completed lending manager qualification counseling
    • Up to 15 additional points according to the experience points schedule
    • Evidence of having originated at least 30 first lien residential mortgage loans
    • Additional full-time experience according to the equivalency calculation

    Borrower Rescission Eligibility

    • Bank records
    • Voided checks
    • W-2 forms
    • Payroll statements

    Minimum Loan Amount for Mortgage Fraud Class

    • A Class A misdemeanor
    • A third-degree felony
    • A gross misdemeanor
    • A second-degree felony

    VA Loan Requirements

    • VA appraiser premium
    • Eligibility fee
    • Mortgage insurance premium
    • Funding fee

    VA Loan Availability

    • They are only available for 30-year terms
    • They require a mortgage insurance premium
    • They are assumable
    • They require a 5.5% borrower investment

    Principal Lending Manager Licensing Requirements

    • Proof that he or she has obtained a sponsor
    • Proof of completion of at least five years of experience as a mortgage loan originator
    • Proof of the completion of 40 hours of Utah-specific education during the 12-month period preceding the application
    • Proof that he or she meets the general qualifications for licensure that are applicable to mortgage loan originators

    Loan to Finance Property Exceeding Guidelines

    • Jumbo loan
    • FHA loan
    • VA loan
    • Non-conventional loan

    Licensed Mortgage Entity Name Change Requirements

    • The DFI must be notified within ten days
    • The DRE must be notified within ten days
    • The DRE must be notified within five days
    • The DFI must be notified within five days

    Loan Point Definitions

    • .1% of the loan amount; used to pay an origination fee
    • 1% of the loan amount; used to pay an origination fee
    • .1% of the loan amount; used to reduce the interest rate
    • 1% of the loan amount; used to reduce the interest rate

    Loan Modification Agreement Legality Requirements

    • The transaction is illegal – loan modification specialists are not permitted to enter into agreements with consumers
    • The transaction is legal – Utah does not regulate loan modification activities
    • The transaction is legal - as long as the agreement provides for the right to cancel within three business days -
    • The transaction is illegal - the state of Utah does not permit loan modifications to be handled by anyone but federally-regulated depository institutions

    Loan Discount Point Considerations

    • The loan amount
    • Pricing hits
    • The break-even point
    • The cost

    Prohibited Acts Under Utah State Law

    • Altering an appraisal of real property
    • Giving an appraisal report to the borrower
    • Encouraging default on an existing loan
    • Obtaining title insurance without a license

    Notice to DRE of Bankruptcy Filing

    • Five days
    • Five business days

    Caps on Adjustable Rate Mortgages (ARMs)

    • Are mandatory for any lender offering ARM products
    • Prevent a lender from calling a loan due if there is delinquency
    • Limit the amount the interest rate or payment may change
    • Limit whether a loan is eligible for prepayment

    Sponsorship Termination Record Retention Requirements

    • The originator must maintain all records in his or her possession for at least two years after termination
    • The originator must turn all records in his or her possession over to the NMLS
    • The originator must turn all records in his or her possession over to the sponsoring entity when sponsorship is terminated
    • The originator must destroy all records in his or her possession

    Prepayment Penalties Applicability

    • Higher-priced mortgage loans
    • Subprime loans regulated by HOEPA
    • Fixed-rate qualified mortgages
    • All loans secured by a borrower's principal residence

    Principal Lending Manager Affirmative Duty Exclusions

    • Ensuring that licensees do not offer high-cost mortgage loans
    • Establishing and following procedures for responding to consumer complaints
    • Reviewing all advertising and marketing for compliance with federal and state law
    • Establishing and maintaining an adequate quality control plan

    Mortgage Professional Record Retention Period

    • Four years from closing
    • Four years from the date of loan application
    • Two years from closing
    • Two years from the date of loan application

    Loss Payee Clause Protection

    • The property
    • The lender
    • The borrower
    • The servicer

    Negative Amortization Implication

    • Negative equity
    • Negative amortization
    • Amortizing payments
    • Lower credit scores

    Fees for Early Debt Repayment

    • Prepayment penalty
    • Finance charges

    Invalid License Types

    • Mortgage servicer
    • Mortgage entity
    • Mortgage branch office
    • Mortgage loan originator

    APR Definition

    • A measure of the cost of credit expressed as a nominal yearly rate
    • The cost of credit expressed as a dollar amount
    • The most that an interest rate may change from year to year
    • The most that an interest rate may change over the life of the loan

    Debt-to-Income Ratio Rule

    • The HOEPA Rule
    • The ATR Rule
    • The Valuations Rule
    • The HPML Appraisal Rule

    Loan-to-Value Ratio Calculation

    • The property value and the purchase price
    • The loan amount and the property value or purchase price (whichever is less)
    • The loan amount and the loan term
    • The property value or purchase price (whichever is less) and the loan term

    Trustee's Foreclosure Right

    • Deed in lieu
    • Power of attorney
    • Right to mortgage
    • Power of sale

    Revised Loan Estimate Requirements

    • A delay caused by the consumer
    • A change in the interest rate
    • A change requested by the consumer
    • A change in the borrower's eligibility

    New Home Construction Appraisal Approach

    • Cost approach
    • Market approach
    • Income approach
    • Sales comparison approach

    High-Cost Home Loan Act Disclosure Requirements

    • Specifies that the consumer may not qualify for a loan if he or she does not obtain counseling
    • Provides a comprehensive summary of settlement and loan closing documents
    • Advises that the consumer is not required to complete the loan agreement and warns against default
    • Reviews the fees and charges associated with the high-cost loan transaction

    Rescission Definition and Application

    • Restores each party in a contract to the position held prior to the transaction
    • Allows the borrower to modify his or her loan to avoid foreclosure
    • Is the time at which a consumer becomes contractually obligated on a credit transaction
    • Allows the borrower to cease being obligated to make mortgage payments

    Principal Lending Manager and Control Person Differences

    • There is no difference between a principal lending manager and a control person
    • A principal lending manager is always required to be licensed; a control person is not
    • A control person is always required to be licensed; a principal lending manager is not
    • A control person has education requirements; a principal lending manager does not

    Federal Labor Law Regarding Wages and Overtime

    • The Family Medical Leave Act
    • The Federal Employees' Compensation Act
    • The Fair Labor Standards Act
    • The Occupational Safety and Health Act

    Mortgage Professional Practice of Steering

    • Steering
    • Dual compensation
    • Reverse redlining
    • Redlining

    Federal Law Regarding Data Collection on Applications

    • Privacy of consumer information
    • Inappropriate charging of fees
    • Mortgage fraud and money laundering
    • Honesty in advertising

    Mortgage Loan Originator License Requirements

    • At least 15 first lien residential mortgages
    • At least 30 first lien residential mortgages
    • At least 45 first-lien residential mortgages
    • At least 50 first-lien residential mortgages

    MIP Applicability Scenarios

    • A non-conforming loan
    • VA loan with less than a 10% down payment
    • An FHA loan with a 3.5% down payment
    • A conventional loan with a down payment of less than 20%

    Income Consideration for Mortgage Eligibility

    • Debt-to-asset ratio
    • Front-end ratio
    • Loan-to-value ratio
    • Back-end ratio

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