A) annual percentage rates.
B) escrow fees.
C) truth-in-lending.
D) statue of frauds.
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A) business or commercial transaction.
B) large apartment building.
C) mobile home which is used as a residence.
D) loan secured by a car valued at $30,000.
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A) handicap status.
B) familial status.
C) sexual preference.
D) marital status.
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A) religion.
B) marital status.
C) race or skin color.
D) intention to occupy (or not occupy) the mortgaged property.
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A) Fair Credit Reporting Act.
B) Fair Housing laws.
C) Equal Credit Opportunity Act.
D) Real Estate Settlement Procedures Act.
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True/False
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Multiple Choice
A) APR
B) cash value
C) credit report
D) credit scoring
E) equity
F) exempt transactions
G) Fair Credit Reporting Act
H) Federal Consumer Credit Protection Act
I) finance charge
J) illiquid assets
K) liquid assets
L) loan-to-value ratio
M) redlining
N) Regulation Z
O) right to rescission
P) settlement funds
Q) subprime loans
R) Truth-in-Lending Act
S) TILSRA
T) trigger term
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Short Answer
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Multiple Choice
A) APR
B) cash value
C) credit report
D) credit scoring
E) equity
F) exempt transactions
G) Fair Credit Reporting Act
H) Federal Consumer Credit Protection Act
I) finance charge
J) illiquid assets
K) liquid assets
L) loan-to-value ratio
M) redlining
N) Regulation Z
O) right to rescission
P) settlement funds
Q) subprime loans
R) Truth-in-Lending Act
S) TILSRA
T) trigger term
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Multiple Choice
A) An unsecured personal loan of $3,000
B) An educational loan from a commercial bank
C) A second mortgage loan on a residence
D) A $30,000 loan for the purchase of a $40,000 automobile
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Short Answer
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Multiple Choice
A) APR
B) cash value
C) credit report
D) credit scoring
E) equity
F) exempt transactions
G) Fair Credit Reporting Act
H) Federal Consumer Credit Protection Act
I) finance charge
J) illiquid assets
K) liquid assets
L) loan-to-value ratio
M) redlining
N) Regulation Z
O) right to rescission
P) settlement funds
Q) subprime loans
R) Truth-in-Lending Act
S) TILSRA
T) trigger term
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Multiple Choice
A) the needs of the borrower.
B) the borrower's income.
C) the appraisal.
D) child support payments.
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True/False
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Multiple Choice
A) APR
B) cash value
C) credit report
D) credit scoring
E) equity
F) exempt transactions
G) Fair Credit Reporting Act
H) Federal Consumer Credit Protection Act
I) finance charge
J) illiquid assets
K) liquid assets
L) loan-to-value ratio
M) redlining
N) Regulation Z
O) right to rescission
P) settlement funds
Q) subprime loans
R) Truth-in-Lending Act
S) TILSRA
T) trigger term
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Multiple Choice
A) APR
B) cash value
C) credit report
D) credit scoring
E) equity
F) exempt transactions
G) Fair Credit Reporting Act
H) Federal Consumer Credit Protection Act
I) finance charge
J) illiquid assets
K) liquid assets
L) loan-to-value ratio
M) redlining
N) Regulation Z
O) right to rescission
P) settlement funds
Q) subprime loans
R) Truth-in-Lending Act
S) TILSRA
T) trigger term
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Multiple Choice
A) Race
B) Marital status
C) Sex
D) Income adequacy
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Multiple Choice
A) actual percentage rate.
B) approximate percentage rate.
C) annual percentage rate.
D) average percentage rate.
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Multiple Choice
A) interest charges expressed as dollars and percent.
B) dollar amount of any finance charge.
C) APR as a dollar amount.
D) all charges only as a percent.
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