Financing and Settlement Practices Flashcards
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Under RESPA, which of the following is NOT considered a settlement service?
Answer: Home inspection negotiation by buyer
Negotiation by the buyer is not a settlement service under RESPA; services like title search, appraisal, and credit reporting are.
A borrower applies for a mortgage in Arkansas. Under TRID, within how many business days must the lender deliver the Loan Estimate?
Answer: 3 business days
TRID requires lenders to deliver the Loan Estimate within 3 business days of receiving a completed loan application.
Which type of mortgage loan features a fixed interest rate but payments that increase at specified intervals?
Answer: Graduated payment mortgage
A graduated payment mortgage (GPM) has a fixed rate but scheduled payment increases over time, often used by borrowers expecting rising incomes.
In Arkansas, the document that transfers legal title to real property at closing is called a:
Answer: Warranty deed
A warranty deed conveys legal title and includes the grantor's guarantee against title defects.
A lender charges a borrower 2 discount points on a $200,000 loan. How much does the borrower pay in discount points?
Answer: $4,000
Each discount point equals 1% of the loan amount, so 2 points on $200,000 = $4,000.
Which federal law prohibits lenders from discriminating in mortgage lending based on the racial composition of a neighborhood?
Answer: HMDA/Fair Housing Act (redlining prohibition)
Redlining—denying loans based on neighborhood racial composition—is prohibited under the Fair Housing Act and reinforced by HMDA reporting requirements.
Under Arkansas law, a deed of trust involves how many parties?
Answer: Three
A deed of trust involves three parties: the trustor (borrower), the trustee (neutral third party), and the beneficiary (lender).