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A CRMLA-licensed lender fails to maintain the required $250,000 minimum net worth. What is the most likely consequence?

Correct Answer

B) The DFPI may suspend or revoke the lender's license for failing to meet financial requirements

Failure to maintain the required $250,000 net worth is grounds for license suspension or revocation by the DFPI. The net worth requirement is a continuous obligation, and falling below it triggers potential enforcement action.

Answer Options
A
The DFPI will automatically increase the lender's surety bond to compensate
B
The DFPI may suspend or revoke the lender's license for failing to meet financial requirements
C
The lender has unlimited time to restore net worth as long as they report the deficiency
D
The deficiency will be noted but has no impact on the lender's license

Why This Is the Correct Answer

Failure to maintain the required $250,000 net worth is grounds for license suspension or revocation by the DFPI. The net worth requirement is a continuous obligation, and falling below it triggers potential enforcement action.

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