Origination ActivitiesQuestion 207 of 400
Which of the following qualifies as a 'changed circumstance' that permits a revised Loan Estimate?
a.The consumer decides they want a slightly lower rate
b.An extraordinary event beyond anyone's control, such as a natural disaster, affecting the transaction
c.The loan officer forgot to include a fee on the original LE
d.The creditor wants to increase its origination fee for more profit
Explanation
A changed circumstance includes an extraordinary event beyond the control of any interested party, such as a natural disaster. A creditor's own error or a desire for more profit is not a valid changed circumstance and does not justify resetting tolerances.
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