1. The
Consumer Credit Code does not apply to loans that are made to enable the debtor
to build or purchase a residence or to refinance such a loan when it is made
by:
- A
lender whose loans are supervised by an agency of the United States
- An
FHA-approved lender
- Both
A and B
- None
of the above
- All
parties to the loan sign an agreement that dictates that the loan will be
cover by the Consumer Credit Code
- A
judge issues a court order requiring the loan to be covered by the
Consumer Credit Code
- The
FHA issues a ruling that a particular loan should be covered by the
Consumer Credit Code
- None of the above
3. Which
of the following elements are still protected by the Consumer Credit Code, even
if the loan is otherwise excluded from coverage by the code?
- Disclosures
- Debtors’
remedies
- Loan
finance charges for other loans
- All
of the above
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