Origination ActivitiesQuestion 227 of 400
Premiums for homeowners (hazard) insurance disclosed on the LE are subject to which tolerance?
a.Zero tolerance
b.No tolerance
c.10 percent tolerance
d.They cannot appear on the LE
Explanation
Homeowners (hazard) insurance premiums are in the 'no tolerance' category because the amount depends on the policy the consumer selects and can vary. The estimate must still be based on the best information reasonably available and made in good faith.
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