An MLO applicant's background check reveals they were previously licensed as an insurance agent but had their license revoked 8 years ago for churning policies. They did not disclose this revocation on their MU4. What is the likely outcome?
Correct Answer
B) Denial for both the underlying conduct and failure to disclose
Revocation of any financial services license for unethical conduct (churning) demonstrates character issues relevant to mortgage lending. Additionally, failure to disclose this required information on the MU4 provides grounds for denial for false statements.
Why This Is the Correct Answer
Revocation of any financial services license for unethical conduct (churning) demonstrates character issues relevant to mortgage lending. Additionally, failure to disclose this required information on the MU4 provides grounds for denial for false statements.
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