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  1. A mortgage servicer fails to credit a payment on the date received. Under RESPA, how many days does a servicer have to credit a payment to the borrower's account?

    Answer: Same business day received

    RESPA requires mortgage servicers to credit a periodic payment to the borrower's loan account as of the date of receipt.

  2. Which of the following triggers a revised Loan Estimate under TRID rules?

    Answer: A valid changed circumstance such as a natural disaster affecting the property

    A revised Loan Estimate may be issued when a valid changed circumstance occurs, such as a natural disaster, new information about the borrower, or a borrower-requested change.

  3. Under the Truth in Lending Act (TILA), what is the right of rescission?

    Answer: A borrower's right to cancel certain mortgage transactions within three business days

    TILA grants borrowers the right to rescind certain non-purchase, consumer mortgage transactions (such as refinances on a primary residence) within three business days of consummation.

  4. Under the Bank Secrecy Act (BSA), mortgage companies are required to file a Suspicious Activity Report (SAR) within how many days of detecting a suspicious transaction?

    Answer: 30 calendar days

    Mortgage companies subject to the BSA must file a SAR within 30 calendar days of initially detecting a suspicious transaction.

  5. Which federal law prohibits lenders from inflating appraisals or applying pressure on appraisers to reach a predetermined value?

    Answer: The Appraisal Independence Requirements under Dodd-Frank/TILA

    Dodd-Frank's appraisal independence requirements under TILA prohibit coercion, bribery, or any attempt to influence appraisers to produce a predetermined value.

  6. A lender's practice of denying mortgage loans to qualified applicants in certain geographic areas based on the racial composition of those neighborhoods is known as:

    Answer: Redlining

    Redlining is the illegal practice of refusing to originate mortgage loans in minority neighborhoods regardless of applicants' individual qualifications.

  7. Under Regulation X (RESPA), an escrow account analysis must be conducted at least:

    Answer: Annually

    RESPA requires servicers to conduct an escrow account analysis at least once every 12 months to ensure the account is not over- or under-funded.