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A borrower-facing employee is unsure what to do when a processor wants to omit known monthly obligations from underwriting. What is the correct response?

Correct Answer

A) Consider payment obligations, debts, income, and credit history

Lines 207-214; 12 CFR 1026.43(c)(2). ATR is a multi-factor repayment analysis that includes obligations, income, and credit history. Therefore, the correct response is "Consider payment obligations, debts, income, and credit history".

Answer Options
A
Consider payment obligations, debts, income, and credit history
B
Continue processing without correcting the disclosure, licensing, compensation, or consumer-protection issue.
C
Ignore the issue if the borrower orally agrees to continue.
D
Proceed based only on borrower preference and document the file later.

Why This Is the Correct Answer

Lines 207-214; 12 CFR 1026.43(c)(2). ATR is a multi-factor repayment analysis that includes obligations, income, and credit history. Therefore, the correct response is "Consider payment obligations, debts, income, and credit history".

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