Origination ActivitiesQuestion 218 of 400
Charges on the Loan Estimate are deemed made in 'good faith' if:
a.The amount actually charged does not exceed the amount disclosed, subject to the applicable tolerances
b.The loan officer intended to be accurate
c.The consumer agrees in writing
d.The charge is under $1,000
Explanation
Good faith is generally measured by comparing the amount charged at closing to the amount disclosed on the Loan Estimate. A charge is in good faith if the amount charged does not exceed the disclosed amount, subject to the zero, 10 percent, or no-tolerance categories.
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