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Mortgage Licensing SAFE Act Federal Regulations

Federal mortgage lending regulations including TILA, RESPA, and the SAFE Act tested on the national mortgage loan originator exam.

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41 basic cards for SAFE Act Mortgage Licensing. It opens with "What does SAFE Act stand for?" and "In what year was the SAFE Act enacted?". More Professional Certifications decks are listed below.

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What does SAFE Act stand for?
Show answerSecure and Fair Enforcement for Mortgage Licensing Act
In what year was the SAFE Act enacted?
Show answer2008
What is TILA?
Show answerTruth in Lending Act, a federal law requiring clear disclosure of credit terms and costs to consumers
What is RESPA?
Show answerReal Estate Settlement Procedures Act, a federal law regulating how mortgage loan originators handle closing disclosures and settlement practices
Under the SAFE Act, who must be licensed as a loan originator?
Show answerAny employee or independent contractor who takes residential mortgage loan applications or offers/negotiates loan terms
What are the three main pre-licensing education requirements under the SAFE Act?
Show answerTwenty hours of federal requirements, eight hours of state-specific requirements, and two hours of elective training
How many hours of continuing education must SAFE Act-licensed originators complete annually?
Show answerEight hours minimum, consisting of three hours federal, two hours state-specific, and three hours elective
What does TILA require lenders to disclose?
Show answerThe finance charge, Annual Percentage Rate (APR), payment schedule, and terms of the loan in writing
When must the Loan Estimate be provided under TILA?
Show answerWithin three business days of loan application
What is the definition of APR under TILA?
Show answerThe Annual Percentage Rate, the yearly cost of credit including interest and certain other charges
How long does a borrower have to rescind a closed-end credit transaction under TILA?
Show answerThree business days from the date of the transaction or when disclosure is delivered, whichever is later
What is the primary purpose of RESPA?
Show answerTo ensure that borrowers receive accurate, timely information about settlement costs and to eliminate kickbacks in real estate transactions
Does RESPA allow steering borrowers to a particular title insurance company?
Show answerNo, RESPA prohibits steering borrowers to affiliated title companies
What is an affiliated business arrangement (ABA) under RESPA?
Show answerAn arrangement in which a settlement service provider refers business to an affiliated entity in which it has a financial interest
Under RESPA, are kickbacks and referral fees permitted?
Show answerNo, RESPA prohibits kickbacks and unearned referral fees for referrals of settlement services

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