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A borrower scenario raises a question about HELOC and open-end credit rules and open-end credit rules. Which answer should Emery rely on?

Correct Answer

B) Explain draw-period and repayment-period risk

HELOCs are open-end credit plans secured by a dwelling with special disclosures and rescission rules when secured by a principal dwelling. The best answer is "Explain draw-period and repayment-period risk".

Answer Options
A
Apply a different loan-program rule without checking the file facts.
B
Explain draw-period and repayment-period risk
C
Ignore product, occupancy, LTV, or eligibility limits because the borrower prefers the loan.
D
Use the same treatment for all mortgage products without comparing program requirements.

Why This Is the Correct Answer

HELOCs are open-end credit plans secured by a dwelling with special disclosures and rescission rules when secured by a principal dwelling. The best answer is "Explain draw-period and repayment-period risk".

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