Sec4-P53

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A borrower applying for an adjustable-rate mortgage asks why their loan is no longer tied to LIBOR, which they had heard about in the past. The loan originator explains how modern ARMs determine interest rate adjustments.
- A) LIBOR is still used but only for adjustable-rate loans
- B) SOFR replaced LIBOR because it is based on secured transactions and less subject to manipulation
- C) LIBOR was replaced because it produced higher interest rates
- D) SOFR and LIBOR are interchangeable indices
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A borrower is comparing two ARM programs and notices one has a lower initial interest rate but a higher margin. The loan originator explains how the margin affects future payments.
- A) The margin only affects the first adjustment
- B) The margin replaces the index
- C) The margin is added to the index and may increase future payments
- D) The margin applies only if rates decline
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A borrower selects an ARM with a conversion option and assumes the fixed rate after conversion will match their current ARM rate. The loan originator explains how conversion works.
- A) The fixed rate will match the original ARM rate
- B) The fixed rate will always be lower
- C) The fixed rate will equal the index rate
- D) The fixed rate will be the prevailing rate plus a margin
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A borrower asks how often their ARM interest rate can change after the initial fixed period ends. The loan originator explains the role of the adjustment period.
- A) The adjustment period determines how often the rate may change
- B) The adjustment period limits the lifetime interest rate
- C) The adjustment period determines loan term length
- D) The adjustment period controls margin size
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A borrower chooses an ARM with a very low introductory rate and short adjustment period. The loan originator explains why this structure involves greater risk.
- A) The borrower will always pay less interest
- B) The lender waives future rate increases
- C) The loan may experience payment shock due to frequent adjustments
- D) The rate cannot increase after the first adjustment
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A borrower asks how lenders limit extreme payment increases on adjustable-rate mortgages. The loan originator explains the purpose of rate caps.
- A) To eliminate interest rate changes
- B) To limit how much the rate can increase per adjustment and over time
- C) To reduce closing costs
- D) To prevent refinancing
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A borrower applying for a one-year ARM under Fannie Mae guidelines asks how qualification is determined. The loan originator explains the qualifying standard.
- A) The borrower qualifies at the initial note rate
- B) The borrower qualifies at the margin only
- C) The borrower qualifies using the index rate
- D) The borrower qualifies at the greater of the note rate plus 2% or the fully indexed rate
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