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Financing and Settlement Practices Flashcards

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  1. 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.

  2. 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.

  3. 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.

  4. 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.

  5. 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.

  6. 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.

  7. 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).