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State mortgage laws modeled on the CSBS/AARMR framework generally prohibit MLOs from engaging in which of the following behaviors?

Uniform State Test (UST) · 11% of the SAFE exameasy

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Correct answer: Misrepresenting the terms of a loan or the charges associated with it to a borrower

State mortgage laws universally prohibit MLOs from misrepresenting loan terms, costs, or any material information to borrowers. This is a core prohibited conduct provision because it directly harms consumers and undermines the integrity of the mortgage market. "Originating loans in multiple product categories suc..." is incorrect because originating multiple loan product types is entirely permissible and is a normal part of MLO practice. "Recommending that a borrower shop competing lenders..." is incorrect because charging properly disclosed origination fees is legal and required to be shown on the Loan Estimate under TRID. "Misrepresenting the terms of a loan or the charges a..." is incorrect because encouraging a borrower to shop competing offers is actually considered a pro-consumer behavior.

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