Which of the following conditions must be met when presenting loan product options to a consumer?
A.
The presentation of loan products with prepayment penalties
B.
The presentation of loan products with the highest interest rates
C.
The presentation of loan products for which the consumer likely qualifies
D.
The presentation of loan products from creditors with which the mortgage loan originator does not regularly do business
The Answer Is:
C
This question includes an explanation.
Explanation:
Regulation Z requires mortgage loan originators to present loan options that are in the consumer’s interest and for which the consumer is likely to qualify. Loan options presented must be appropriate to the consumer’s financial circumstances, not just the highest rate or those with penalties.
“Loan originators must present loan options for which the consumer likely qualifies, and which are in the consumer’s interest, including a loan with the lowest interest rate, lowest points and origination fees, and no risky features if such products are available.”
— 12 CFR § 1026.36(e), Regulation Z
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