NMLS EXAM PART 1 Flashcards

1
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  1. What is the difference between conforming and nonconforming loans?
A
  1. Conforming loans meet Freddie Mac/Fannie Mae guidelines; nonconforming does not
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  1. What is the difference between conventional and unconventional loans?
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  1. Nonconventional loans are government-backed, like FHA, VA, USDA. Conventional loans are not backed by governmental agencies because they EXCEED the standards set by Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae. (backed = “insured”)
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  1. What is a nontraditional loan?
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  1. A Nontraditional loan is anything other than a 30-year fixed rate loan.
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  1. What is the front-end and back-end ratios for:
    a. conforming loans?
    b. FHA?
    c. VA?
    d. USDA/RHA?
A
  1. Ratios for:
    a. Conforming loans – 28% / 41%
    b. FHA – 31% / 43%
    c. VA - / 41%
    d. RDA – 29% / none
    e. Conventional (ATR/QM) – none / 43%
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  1. These Regulations are also known as:
    a. RESPA
    b. ECOA
    c. TILA
    d. MAP
    e. S.A.F.E. Act
    f. HMDA
    g. URLA
    h. URAR
    i. FHA Primary fixed-rate program
    j. Freddie Mac’s software for underwriting?
    k. Fannie Mae’s software for underwriting?
    l. Appraisal for Investment Property
A
  1. Regulations:
    a. X
    b. B
    c. Z
    d. N
    e. G (depository institutions); H (non-depository institutions)
    f. C
    g. 1003 if Fannie Mae; (65 if Freddie Mac)
    h. 1004
    i. 203 (B)
    j. Loan Product Advisor
    k. Desktop Underwriter (lenders) or Desktop Originator (brokers)
    l. 1007
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  1. The MAP Rule PRIMARILY deals with ____________________, and:
    a. Is overseen by ______________
    b. It expressly prohibits _________________ misrepresentation
    c. Requires record-keeping for ___________ months
A
  1. “commercial communications”
    a. CFPB
    b. Material
    c. 24 months
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  1. Combining stated income with a non-traditional mortgage product is called _________ .
A
  1. “Risk layering”
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  1. Trigger Terms for closed-end loans under TILA include:
    a. _____________
    b. _____________
    c. _____________
    d. _____________
A
  1. Trigger terms:
    a. Amount or % of any down payment
    b. Number of payments or periods
    c. Amount of any payment
    d. Amount of any finance charge
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  1. If a Trigger Term is used in advertising, the only trigger term that doesn’t require a disclosure is ______________ .
A
  1. Finance Charge
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10
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  1. Which agency oversees Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae?
A
  1. Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA)
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  1. How much is the UFMIP for an FHA loan?
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  1. 1.75% of the base loan amount (before fees, points, etc.)
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  1. What are the 4 qualifications for Qualified Mortgages?
    a. _____________
    b. _____________
    c. _____________
    d. _____________
A
  1. QMS include:
    a. Loans secured by 2nd home or investment properties
    b. Only Prime mortgages
    c. Presumption of compliance for HPML’s
    d. Payments based on maximum amount that will apply after 5 years
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  1. What are 9 things Qualified Mortgages DO NOT include?
    a. _____________
    b. _____________
    c. _____________
    d. _____________
    e. _____________
    f. _____________
    g. _____________
    h. _____________
    i. _____________
A
  1. QM’s do NOT include:
    a. Loans longer than 30 years
    b. More than 3% of the loan amount as a cap of points and fees
    c. Negative amortization
    d. Balloon payments
    e. Interest-only loans
    f. Open-end home equity loans
    g. Bridge loans of 12 months or less
    h. Reverse mortgages
    i. Timeshares
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  1. A Qualified Mortgage can only contain a balloon payment if the following 3 criteria are met:
    a. _____________
    b. _____________
    c. _____________
A
  1. Balloon payments only allowed in a QM if:
    a. At least a 5-year term
    b. Fixed interest rate
    c. Made by a small rural creditor
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  1. What is “80-10-10” an example of?
A
  1. Piggyback loan
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16
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  1. “Fraud for Housing” includes:
    a. _____________
    b. _____________
    c. _____________
    d. Should “Flipping” be considered? If not, then what is it?
A
  1. Fraud for Housing includes:
    a. Asset Fraud
    b. Income and Employment Fraud
    c. Silent Second
    d. No; flipping is related to predatory lending
17
Q
  1. “Fair Housing Act” – protects from discrimination based on the following, and is overseen by _____
    a. _____________
    b. _____________
    c. _____________
    d. _____________
    e. _____________
    f. _____________
    g. _____________
A
  1. Fair Housing Act protects from discrimination based on:
    a. Race
    b. Color
    c. Religion
    d. Sex
    e. National Origin
    f. Disability
    g. Familial Status
18
Q
  1. What is the definition of a balloon loan?

a. It has a specific _____________, but ______________ prior to the time it fully ________________.

A
  1. Balloon Loan:

a. Amortization schedule; but matures prior to the time it fully amortizes.

19
Q
  1. Which Regulation deals with escrow accounts?
A
  1. Regulation __X___ deals with escrow accounts (RESPA)
20
Q
  1. When and how often must a Loan Program Disclosure be provided?
A
  1. For every variable-rate mortgage product in which the applicant expresses an interest.
21
Q
  1. When is a Loan Estimate NOT required?
A
  1. When the loan applicant locks the interest rate
22
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  1. When is a revised loan estimate required?
A
  1. When applying for a HELOC
23
Q
  1. Which agency oversees the Fair Housing Act?
A
  1. HUD
24
Q
  1. Does a BROKER have a fiduciary duty to the lender? Is this under state or federal law?
A
  1. No; federal law
25
Q
  1. A Home Equity Conversion Mortgage (HECM) is a type of _______ that is made pursuant to guidelines established by the _________.
A
  1. Reverse Mortgage; FHA