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A construction loan borrower receives a draw request form that shows completion percentages for various construction phases. The borrower notices that 'rough electrical' is marked as 100% complete, but they know the electrician has only completed 75% of the work. What should the borrower do?

Correct Answer

B) Correct the completion percentage before signing and submitting the draw request

Draw requests must accurately reflect actual completion percentages. Submitting false information about construction progress constitutes fraud and can result in loan acceleration, criminal charges, and other serious consequences. Accuracy in draw requests is essential for proper loan administration.

Answer Options
A
Sign the form since the electrician will complete the remaining work soon
B
Correct the completion percentage before signing and submitting the draw request
C
Submit the form as-is but notify the lender verbally about the discrepancy
D
Wait until the electrical work is actually 100% complete before submitting any draw request

Why This Is the Correct Answer

Draw requests must accurately reflect actual completion percentages. Submitting false information about construction progress constitutes fraud and can result in loan acceleration, criminal charges, and other serious consequences. Accuracy in draw requests is essential for proper loan administration.

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