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RESPA applies to Indiana transactions involving:

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B) Federally related mortgage loans, requiring settlement cost disclosures and prohibiting kickbacks

RESPA applies to residential transactions involving federally related mortgage loans, requiring lenders to provide settlement cost estimates and prohibiting referral fees and kickbacks.

Answer Options
A
Cash transactions
B
Federally related mortgage loans, requiring settlement cost disclosures and prohibiting kickbacks
C
Only commercial loans
D
Only VA loans

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Related Topics & Key Terms

Related Topics:

TRID / Loan Estimate / Closing DisclosureSection 8 kickback prohibitionAffiliated Business Arrangements (AfBA)TILA (Truth in Lending Act)HUD-1 vs. Closing Disclosure

Key Terms:

RESPAfederally related mortgage loankickbacksLoan EstimateClosing DisclosureSection 8

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