1.
Grand Junction Power & Gas may access Billy Bob's land without asking him due to what type of easement?
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2.
When an action is finalized against a licensee’s surety bond:
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3.
Which of the following scenarios must adhere to ATR/QM considerations?
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4.
What was one of the primary difficulties plaguing the mortgage industry prior to the establishment of the NMLS?
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5.
Which of the following is a zero-tolerance fee?
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6.
A Realtor offers a loan originator $100 for every referral that turns into a sale. Who violated RESPA?
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7.
All financial companies are required to have a hard copy of which of the following documents on their premises at all times?
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8.
In many states, a licensed loan originator may also act in the capacity of a licensed Realtor on the same transaction. If doing so is permitted by the state in which the subject property is located, what, if anything, must the real estate professional do?
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9.
On a saleable loan, who ultimately earns the interest?
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10.
Ellen originates mortgage loans for a local credit union. As such, she can be technically referred to as a:
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11.
Taking advantage of a borrower's lack of knowledge by communicating erroneous information on which of the following documents constitutes an ethical violation?
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12.
Mortgage lenders and brokers must submit an activity report to the NMLS on a quarterly basis referred to as a/an:
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13.
All but which of the following is not a super lien?
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14.
$51,744 is most closely associated with:
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15.
Edgar is considering an interest-only loan. By adding which of the following, could his MLO be accused of risk layering?
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16.
Basing a loan approval on the value of a home and not the applicant's qualifications is known as:
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17.
All but which of the following refer to the same thing?
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18.
Cindy wants to solidify the current rate at the time of her mortgage application. Her MLO believes that rates may go down further in the near future. In order to guarantee the currently-low rate while reserving the option to get a lower one should rates reduce before settlement, Cindy will need to .....
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19.
During a licensee’s examination or investigation, records and documentation may be removed from the licensee’s physical control for all the following reasons except:
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20.
A valid change of circumstance occurs on Tuesday resulting in a revised Loan Estimate being e-mailed to the applicant on Thursday. If the applicant acknowledges receipt and her ability to access it on Saturday, when is the earliest that the loan can close?
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21.
Which of the following loans could never be conforming?
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23.
The terms surrounding a loan's late fees are established through the ...
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24.
An annual real estate tax bill is paid in September for $3,000. In May of the following year the escrow account is analyzed. The following September, the lender receives and pays the tax bill in the amount of $3,500. How much will the borrower's escrow payment be after the next escrow analysis?
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25.
How is an applicant's employment status typically confirmed?
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26.
A Closing Disclosure is e-mailed to the applicant on Monday, June 10th. Assuming that nothing further is heard from the applicant, what is the earliest date on which the loan could close?
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27.
Under what circumstance can a revised Loan Estimate be issued without violating accuracy tolerances?
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29.
How many periodic payments does HOEPA permit to be financed into a high-cost mortgage?
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30.
Sally is selling her home. Sally's Realtor Saul convinces Sally to refuse offers from any potential buyer who does not agree to use Saul's preferred title company. If Sally agrees and Saul's title company charges $1,000 for its services, what, if anything, might happen to Sally?
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A licensed loan originator is working on a file when he must suddenly leave town due to a family emergency. He turns the loan over to a colleague who is also licensed and authorized to originate loans in the state in which the property is located. After the loan closes, the two originators split the commission. Under what conditions is the commission’s split permitted?
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32.
Edgar Eagersell is a mortgage loan originator who loves closed loans. In a follow-up conversation with an applicant who applied for a 25-year mortgage to finance their primary residence, the borrower casually mentions to Edgar that they will be moving to a different state and using the subject property for rental purposes within two weeks after their loan closes. What, if anything, should Edgar do now that the borrower has shared this information?
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33.
The USA PATRIOT Act is most closely related to:
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34.
Unbeknownst to his neighbor, a loan originator orders his neighbor's credit report to see the quality of his credit. What regulation(s), if any, did the loan originator violate?
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35.
Which of the following third-party settlement service providers may a borrower select?
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36.
A UCC lien is attached to which of the following?
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37.
An applicant who is compelled to disclose income that he or she earns through alimony, child support, or separate maintenance is applying for a/an ...
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38.
Of the following, who is not required to hold a valid MLO license?
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39.
Realtor Robin's client is Hispanic. Even though Robin's client wants to see properties all throughout the city, Robin primarily selects properties to show him that are located in Hispanic neighborhoods. What ethical failure, if any, is Realtor Robin committing?
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41.
Whose MLO license may be approved?
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42.
Which of the following would be considered a non-liquid asset?
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43.
A State Commissioner may do all the following except:
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44.
A seller wants to provide the maximum allowable seller’s concessions to the buyer of his home who is pursuing conventional financing. The purchase price is $410,000, and the borrower is seeking a loan amount of $369,000. How much in seller concessions will the seller be permitted to provide?
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45.
Jared is a mortgage loan originator working for Big Money Bank. How many hours of annual continuing education must Jared complete in order to maintain his mortgage loan originator’s license?
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46.
Joe is a mortgage loan originator working for Creative Mortgage Financing. As an incentive to encourage higher revenue, Creative Mortgage Financing informs Joe that he will be paid 50 bps more on every loan that he sells that contains a pre-payment penalty. Which of the following statements correctly addresses this compensation structure?
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47.
According to RESPA, how soon must a mortgage servicer acknowledge a written correspondence received by its customer service department?
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48.
An ARM containing a payment CAP can experience all but which of the following?
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49.
All but which of the following may be financed into a loan?
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50.
Which of the following is an example of non-traditional credit?
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51.
Who is the party responsible for decisioning a mortgage application?
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52.
When a borrower is obligated to pay alimony, what may a lender do to account for it?
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53.
A borrower’s TLTV is 83%. His home is worth $475,000. He has a first mortgage with an outstanding balance of $135,700 along with a home equity line of credit, the outstanding balance of which is $56,375. How much more can this borrower borrow from his HELOC?
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54.
A customer decides to apply for an adjustable rate mortgage since the loan’s start rate corresponds to an affordable payment. By the time that the interest rate adjusts, the borrower feels that he could simply refinance the loan if his income at that time does not support the new payment amount. Since he qualifies for the loan, the loan originator encourages him to pursue the product if it is the product that he feels best suits his needs. What else, if anything, should the loan originator do prior to completing the application?
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55.
HMDA requires all entities subject to its reporting requirements to report annually by ...
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56.
Failing to issue a right of rescission at the closing of a rescindable loan is a violation of:
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57.
Ernie pays off his mortgage on the 2nd of July. By what date must his mortgage servicer return his escrow balance to him?
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58.
Michelle is a Realtor who offers MLOs one contest entry ticket for every referral that she's given. At the end of the month, Michelle holds a raffle and the holder of the winning ticket receives free admission into an annual CE class that she conducts. By doing this, what can Michelle be accused of?
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59.
Stephanie's mortgage balance is $198,790.36 at a rate of 6%. Her P&I payment is $1,199.10. What is the principal allocation of her next payment due?
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60.
In addition to income, which of the following is an employment consideration?
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Arnie's current payment is $1,059.00. His interest rate recently increased increasing his payment to $1,655.10. His ARM contains a $200.00 payment CAP. What is the most that Arnie could remit when he makes his next payment?
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62.
If a limited cash-out refinance results in cash to the customer in excess of 2% of the loan amount or more than $2,000, the lender must:
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63.
The back-end DTI ratio of 43% represents:
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64.
Alice writes to her mortgage servicer bringing an error to its attention. By when must the servicer resolve Alice's concern?
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65.
If Amelia's 3/1 ARM adjusts with a new payment effective November 1st, by when must her mortgage servicer notify Amelia of her new rate and payment amount?
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66.
Gretchen is applying for her very first mortgage. Her assets consist of $175,000 in a money market account, $25,575 in savings, and a mutual fund amounting to $227,500. What would the maximum sum of her costs to close be allowed to be in order for her lender to credit her with her mutual fund's total statement value?
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67.
In the presence of a bona fide financial emergency, which of the following would not be able to be waived?
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68.
What is the 2024 penalty for violating the TSR/DNC Rule?
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69.
By allowing a borrower to retain possession of a property subject to a mortgage lien, the lender is participating in ...
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70.
Lowell owns a small mortgage brokerage that generates less than $5m in loans annually. As such, he does everything possible to keep expenses low. One of his cost-saving strategies is to avoid the excessive costs often associated with business bank accounts. Lowell finds it more economical to use his personal checking account for all business-related financial activities. What ethical breach, if any, is Lowell committing by doing this?
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73.
Temporary Authority affords which of the following mortgage professionals the opportunity to originate mortgage loans prior to receiving their license.
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74.
The legal doctrine of “Respondeat Superior” refers to:
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75.
All but which of the following constitutes an unacceptable security risk in protecting a customer’s non-public, personal information?
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77.
Which of the following is not a RESPA exemption?
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78.
Which of the following practices constitutes redlining?
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79.
Which of the following activities would a non-contract mortgage processor be prohibited from performing?
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80.
CAIVRS is most closely associated with:
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81.
Good Intentions Mortgage Trust intends to close a reverse mortgage on Friday. On Wednesday, it discovers that the loan's actual APR is 5.875% whereas the final APR provided to the borrower the day before was 5.5%. What must Good Intentions now do?
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82.
Billy's 7/1 ARM is approaching the end of its six year. Billy has $75,000 from an inheritance that he would like to put against his mortgage balance. If he does this, what will happen?
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83.
MLO Mary reviews her customer’s credit report. She discovers multiple discrepancies, several inconsistencies, and many apparent errors. She advises her client that, to remedy this, she needs to order a:
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84.
Joan is taking out a loan for $415,000 after putting down 17%. What is the price that she is paying for the home that she is purchasing?
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85.
Edna is putting 10% down on the purchase of a two-family investment property. She is buying the dwelling for $550,000 and asks you how much in seller's concessions she can request. What do you tell her?
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86.
Who is technically responsible for issuing the Loan Estimate?
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88.
Carrie issues her prospective borrower Julie an LE on Tuesday. Eight days later, Julie contacts Carrie desiring to proceed with the refinance application. Which fee may now differ from the fees disclosed on the original LE?
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89.
We Cheatem Good Mortgage Bankers were served notice of a claim being filed against their surety bond. What happens next?
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90.
One benefit of purchasing an owner's title policy is ...
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91.
Desktop Originator (DO) is used for loans destined to be delivered to:
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92.
At 9:15 a.m., with a fresh pot of coffee having just brewed, an Asian customer enters a mortgage brokerage asking to speak with a loan originator about a new mortgage. While waiting, the customer is offered a cup of freshly-brewed coffee. At 4:15 that afternoon, another customer, also Asian, enters the brokerage asking to speak with a loan originator about a new mortgage. With the coffee being long gone, this customer is simply left to wait for the next available MLO. What ethical failure, if any, did the mortgage brokerage commit?
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93.
A utility easement is referred to as a/an:
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94.
Sal's monthly mortgage payment is $3,575. What does his servicer tell him that his bi-weekly payment will be if he changes his loan to a bi-weekly plan?
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A borrower’s housing expense ratio is 27%. Her monthly PITI consists of the P&I payment, real estate taxes, homeowner’s insurance, and HOA dues. Her monthly income amounts to $12,019. Her bi-weekly P&I payment is $895.00, her monthly real estate taxes amount to $855, and her monthly homeowner’s insurance is $310.97. How much is her monthly HOA dues?
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98.
A mortgage originator attends an open house held by a Realtor and brings bagels. How does the mortgage professional maintain regulatory compliance?
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99.
How long does the Telemarketing Sales Rule afford a company legitimately telemarketing through the use of robocalling to connect the call recipient to a live person upon the call recipient's request?
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100.
The legal description of the property being financed appears on the:
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102.
Which of the following does not constitute nonpublic personal information protected by the Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act?
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105.
How many hours does a borrower who earns an hourly rate of $20 and is paid a bi-weekly salary of $1,600 work each week?
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106.
The Secondary Market's purpose is to ...
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107.
When a property is located in a title theory state, the trustor refers to the/a ...
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108.
The longer the lock-in period the:
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109.
A loan originator is playing golf with a client and suggests that the client use a colleague's title services. Although there is no affiliate relationship between the title company and the mortgage company, two days later, the loan originator mails his client an ABAD. Which of the following statements is true?
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110.
Emma earns $1,175 bi-weekly. What is her income's semi-monthly equivalence?
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111.
How long may a mortgage servicer, with cause, extend the timeframe by which it must resolve a customer complaint surrounding their payment's application?
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112.
Ernie wants to buy a home for $380,000 and finance it through the 203(b) program. His DTI ratios are 25/30, his credit score is 578, he has significant reserves, and he's been consistently employed (W-2) for six years. What is the minimum down payment that Ernie would be required to make?
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113.
Reps and Warrants refers to ...
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114.
A mortgage originator receives a call from a friend who wishes to rent a house to a potential renter. The friend does not wish to purchase a credit report but has authorization to access the applicant's credit. To avoid having to pay for a report, the friend asks the loan originator to order the potential tenant’s credit report on his behalf. The loan originator agrees to and does so. Consequently, the loan originator:
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A borrower earns a weekly salary of $1,500, $125 in semi-monthly, non-taxed social security payments, and $250 in bi-weekly, court-ordered child support payments from his child’s non-custodial mother. With what monthly income do you credit this borrower assuming that all income has been consistently received for at least the previous year and is due to be received for more than three years?
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116.
Which entity defines the FHA loan's underwriting parameters?
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117.
All, but which, is a component of the FTC Red Flags Rule?
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118.
Realtor Raymond's nefarious plan is to approach homeowners in various neighborhoods and convince them to immediately sell their homes at reduced prices. He plans on motivating them through reports that "undesirables" are moving into the neighborhood which will dramatically reduce their properties' values and ultimately render their homes unsalable. Realtor Raymond's actions constitute ...
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119.
Considering a mortgage applicant's ability to repay stems from ...
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120.
What does the FBI Mortgage Fraud Warning Notice caution?
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