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A lender discovers that a home equity loan on a Texas homestead was closed in violation of one of the constitutional requirements under Article XVI, Section 50(a)(6). The lender sends the borrower a notice to cure the defect. Under Texas law, how long does the lender have to cure the defect after notifying the borrower?

Correct Answer

A) 60 days from the date the lender sends the cure notice

Under Texas Constitution Article XVI, Section 50(a)(6)(Q)(x), when a lender fails to comply with the constitutional requirements for a home equity loan, the lender must cure the defect within 60 days after being notified by the borrower or discovering the defect. The 60-day cure period allows the lender to correct the non-compliant provision.

Answer Options
A
60 days from the date the lender sends the cure notice
B
30 days from the date the borrower receives the cure notice
C
90 days from the date the borrower receives the cure notice
D
120 days from the date the lender discovers the defect

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