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Financial Analysis & Loan Documentation Flashcards

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  1. A borrower has a gross monthly income of $6,000 and total monthly debt obligations of $1,800. What is their debt-to-income (DTI) ratio?

    Answer: 30%

    DTI is calculated by dividing total monthly debts ($1,800) by gross monthly income ($6,000), resulting in 30%.

  2. Which document is used to disclose the final loan terms and closing costs to a borrower at least three business days before closing?

    Answer: Closing Disclosure

    The Closing Disclosure must be provided at least three business days before consummation under TRID rules.

  3. When verifying a self-employed borrower's income, which two years of tax documents are typically required?

    Answer: Personal and business tax returns for two years

    Self-employed borrowers must provide two years of personal and business tax returns to establish a reliable income history.

  4. A borrower's asset account shows a large unexplained deposit two months before closing. What must the lender do?

    Answer: Require a letter of explanation and documentation of the source

    Large unexplained deposits must be sourced; the borrower must provide a letter of explanation and supporting documentation per underwriting guidelines.

  5. Which ratio is used to determine if a borrower can afford the housing payment relative to their gross income?

    Answer: Front-end (housing) ratio

    The front-end or housing ratio compares the total housing payment (PITI) to the borrower's gross monthly income.

  6. On the Loan Estimate, what does the 'In 5 Years' section disclose?

    Answer: The total interest paid over 5 years and the principal balance remaining

    The 'In 5 Years' section shows the total amount paid (principal + interest + fees) and the remaining principal balance after 60 payments.

  7. A borrower received a $10,000 gift from a relative to be used for a down payment. What documentation is required?

    Answer: A gift letter stating no repayment is required, plus proof of transfer

    Gift funds require a signed gift letter stating no repayment is expected and documentation showing the transfer of funds.