Which of the following would NOT be considered misrepresentation by an MLO?
Correct Answer
A) Stating that closing costs will be approximately $3,000 when they estimate $2,800
Providing a reasonable estimate that is close to the actual amount is not misrepresentation. The other options involve false claims about credentials, loan approval status, or misleading information about costs, all of which constitute prohibited misrepresentation.
Why This Is the Correct Answer
Providing a reasonable estimate that is close to the actual amount is not misrepresentation. The other options involve false claims about credentials, loan approval status, or misleading information about costs, all of which constitute prohibited misrepresentation.
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