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An MLO presents a borrower with a conventional loan at 4.0% with 1 point, a conventional loan at 4.25% with 0 points, and a VA loan at 4.1% with 0.5 points. The borrower asks why no FHA options were presented. The MLO should:

Correct Answer

C) Immediately present FHA loan options since the borrower qualifies

If a borrower qualifies for loans in multiple categories (conventional, government), the MLO must present options from each category. The borrower's inquiry about FHA loans indicates they qualify for government loans, requiring the MLO to present FHA options alongside the conventional and VA loans already presented.

Answer Options
A
Explain that FHA loans weren't competitive with the presented options
B
Document that the borrower didn't initially express interest in FHA loans
C
Immediately present FHA loan options since the borrower qualifies
D
Clarify that VA loans are superior to FHA loans for this borrower

Why This Is the Correct Answer

If a borrower qualifies for loans in multiple categories (conventional, government), the MLO must present options from each category. The borrower's inquiry about FHA loans indicates they qualify for government loans, requiring the MLO to present FHA options alongside the conventional and VA loans already presented.

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