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Which ARM product allows the rate to change every year after an initial one-year period, with typical caps of 2% per year and 6% over the life of the loan?
- A) One-year ARM
- B) 2-28 ARM
- C) 5-year ARM
- D) Hybrid ARM with a 10-year fixed period
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In a typical 2-28 ARM, how is the interest rate structured over the life of the loan?
- A) Fixed for 28 years, adjustable for the final 2 years
- B) Adjustable every month for the full 30 years
- C) Fixed for 2 years, then adjusts annually for the next 28 years
- D) Fixed for 5 years, then adjusts every 2 years for 25 years
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Which statement best describes a 5-year ARM as outlined in the text?
- A) The rate is adjustable for the first 5 years, then fixed for the next 25 years
- B) The rate is fixed for 10 years, then adjusts every 5 years
- C) The rate is fully fixed for 30 years with no adjustment
- D) The rate is fixed for 5 years, then changes annually for the next 25 years with typical caps
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Which feature best characterizes a Hybrid ARM?
- A) It is fixed for the entire term with no adjustments permitted
- B) It combines a fixed-rate period followed by an adjustable-rate period
- C) It allows only interest-only payments for the entire term
- D) It adjusts daily based solely on lender discretion
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Which of the following payment options was NOT a feature of the Payment Option ARM described in the text?
- A) Biweekly payment that fully pays off the loan in 20 years
- B) Fully-amortizing payment
- C) Interest-only payment
- D) Minimum payment lower than interest due, causing negative amortization
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According to the text, what is a key disadvantage associated with the “minimum payment” option on a former Payment Option ARM?
- A) It immediately paid off principal faster than a 15-year fixed
- B) It locked the rate for the life of the loan
- C) It always reduced the total finance charges
- D) It could be less than the interest due, resulting in negative amortization
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What is identified as the primary advantage of a “simple” ARM loan compared to a 30-year or 15-year fixed-rate mortgage?
- A) It guarantees no payment changes over the life of the loan
- B) It offers a lower initial interest rate, typically 2%–3% below comparable fixed rates
- C) It eliminates the need for an index and margin
- D) It requires no underwriting of the borrower’s income or assets
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Which combination of elements is used to determine the interest rate on a “simple” ARM loan at each adjustment?
- A) Only the borrower’s credit score and loan-to-value ratio
- B) Only the original fixed rate and remaining term
- C) An index, margin, frequency of rate adjustments, per-adjustment cap, and lifetime cap
- D) Annual property tax and insurance escrow amounts
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Which statement about the availability of Payment Option ARMs, as noted in the text, is accurate?
- A) Payment Option ARMs are described as no longer available
- B) Payment Option ARMs are the most common product offered today
- C) Payment Option ARMs are restricted only to government loan programs
- D) Payment Option ARMs are available only for 15-year terms
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Which of the following best describes how often the interest rate may adjust on a “simple” ARM loan, according to the text?
- A) Only once at the end of the loan term
- B) Randomly at the lender’s discretion with no schedule
- C) Only when the borrower requests a modification
- D) On a regular predetermined schedule, such as every six months or every 1, 3, or 5 years
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