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  1. Question 1 of 6
    1. Question

    A lender is reviewing whether a loan meets Qualified Mortgage points-and-fees limits. The lender pays a mortgage broker a commission at closing. How must this compensation be treated in the points-and-fees calculation?

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    A borrower pays third-party fees for title services, appraisal, and a credit report. Under the rule described, when may these real-estate related fees be excluded from the points-and-fees calculation?

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    A lender uses a document preparation company owned by a sister company under the same parent corporation. In applying the rule, how is that sister company treated?

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    A self-employed borrower cannot fully document income using standard verification methods. The lender offers a product designed for borrowers who may not be able to completely verify income. Which loan type matches this description?

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    A borrower wants a loan program where they will not have to verify assets to close. Which loan type best matches this scenario?

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    A borrower is offered a “No Doc” mortgage product where the borrower will not have to verify anything other than U.S. citizenship. According to the guidance, what should the borrower expect regarding pricing?

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