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An MLO presents a loan estimate showing a base loan amount of $180,000, but the final loan documents show $195,000 with the difference attributed to 'closing cost financing' that includes $8,000 in credit insurance products the borrower doesn't recall discussing. The borrower signed the initial application but not specific product authorizations. This scenario primarily involves:

Correct Answer

C) Credit packing with inadequate disclosure

This represents credit packing where credit-related products are added to the loan without proper disclosure or specific authorization. The significant increase in loan amount due to financed credit insurance products that weren't properly discussed constitutes predatory packing practices.

Answer Options
A
Loan flipping through cost manipulation
B
Equity stripping via undisclosed financing
C
Credit packing with inadequate disclosure
D
Rate manipulation with hidden fees

Why This Is the Correct Answer

This represents credit packing where credit-related products are added to the loan without proper disclosure or specific authorization. The significant increase in loan amount due to financed credit insurance products that weren't properly discussed constitutes predatory packing practices.

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