Origination ActivitiesQuestion 223 of 400
A creditor may use a revised Loan Estimate to reset a tolerance baseline only when:
a.At any time before closing for any reason
b.A valid reason applies, such as a changed circumstance, a borrower-requested change, or a rate lock
c.The consumer's income is verified as originally stated
d.The creditor discovers it underpriced its own origination fee
Explanation
A revised LE may reset tolerances only when a specific valid reason applies, such as a changed circumstance affecting settlement charges or eligibility, a borrower-requested change, a rate lock, or expiration of the LE. A creditor's own pricing mistake is not a valid reason to reset tolerances.
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