Origination ActivitiesQuestion 216 of 400
The consumer may waive the CD three-business-day waiting period only when:
a.The consumer simply requests it in writing for convenience
b.The creditor approves a shorter timeline
c.There is a bona fide personal financial emergency, such as imminent foreclosure, documented in a dated written statement
d.The loan is for an investment property
Explanation
The three-business-day waiting period may be waived only for a bona fide personal financial emergency, such as the imminent sale of the consumer's home in foreclosure. The consumer must give a dated written statement describing the emergency; convenience alone is not enough.
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