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Under the TREC Third Party Financing Addendum, the buyer must make a good faith effort to obtain financing. All of the following would demonstrate good faith EXCEPT:

Correct Answer

A) Intentionally changing jobs to reduce income and cause the loan to be denied

Intentionally reducing income to cause loan denial is not good faith. The buyer has an obligation to make a diligent effort to obtain financing approval. Deliberately sabotaging the loan process would be a breach of the good faith requirement.

Answer Options
A
Intentionally changing jobs to reduce income and cause the loan to be denied
B
Responding timely to the lender's requests for additional information
C
Promptly submitting a complete loan application with all required documentation
D
Providing truthful information about income, assets, and debts to the lender

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Contract termination occurs when a contract is ended or discharged, releasing both parties from their obligations. A contract can be terminated through performance, mutual agreement, operation of law, or breach.

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