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A) not be able to prove its interest in the property.
B) find itself in the position of an unsecured creditor.
C) not have a copy of the loan in a separate location.
D) not obtain reimbursement for any of the loan if the debtor defaults.
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A) the Loan Flipping Statute.
B) the Truth-in-Lending Act.
C) the Steering and Targeting Rule.
D) the Proper Lending Practices Law.
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A) a mortgage.
B) a down payment.
C) a short sale.
D) predatory lending.
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A) a fixed-rate mortgage.
B) an adjustable-rate mortgage.
C) a prepayment arrangement.
D) a foreclosure.
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A) reviews mortgage documents for compliance with applicable laws.
B) evaluates applicants for their ability to pay a loan.
C) specializes in estimating property values.
D) matches appropriate applicants and lenders.
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A) a down payment.
B) a short sale.
C) a prepayment penalty.
D) a mortgage.
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A) can be oral or written.
B) must be oral.
C) must be written.
D) must be witnessed by a disinterested third party.
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True/False
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A) forbearance.
B) a short sale.
C) a workout agreement.
D) a deed in lieu of foreclosure.
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A) record a notice of default.
B) receive a notice of sale.
C) ask a court for a deficiency judgment.
D) redeem the property.
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A) a short sale.
B) an improper lending practice.
C) a friendly foreclosure.
D) a power of sale foreclosure.
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A) a proper lending practice
B) steering and targeting.
C) loan flipping.
D) a truth-in-lending act.
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