Origination ActivitiesQuestion 197 of 400
A new three-business-day waiting period after the Closing Disclosure is required in all of the following EXCEPT:
a.The APR becomes inaccurate (increases beyond tolerance)
b.A prepayment penalty is added
c.The loan product changes
d.The consumer's homeowners insurance premium decreases by $20
Explanation
The three events that trigger a new three-business-day waiting period are an inaccurate APR, the addition of a prepayment penalty, and a change in the loan product. A small decrease in the homeowners insurance premium is not one of them, so no new waiting period is required.
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