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During a construction loan inspection, the lender discovers that the contractor has installed windows that do not meet the energy efficiency specifications outlined in the approved construction plans. The contractor claims the windows are 'equivalent quality.' What should the MLO advise?

Correct Answer

B) Require documentation proving the windows meet or exceed the original specifications before releasing the next draw

Construction loan draws are contingent upon work being completed according to approved plans and specifications. Any deviations must be properly documented and approved before funds are released to ensure the project maintains its intended value and compliance.

Answer Options
A
Accept the contractor's assessment since they are the construction expert
B
Require documentation proving the windows meet or exceed the original specifications before releasing the next draw
C
Immediately convert to the permanent loan to avoid further complications
D
Allow the borrower to pay the difference in cost between the installed and specified windows

Why This Is the Correct Answer

Construction loan draws are contingent upon work being completed according to approved plans and specifications. Any deviations must be properly documented and approved before funds are released to ensure the project maintains its intended value and compliance.

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