Mortgage Loan Originator (MLO) Licensing Practice Test

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What is a property inspection waiver?

  1. An appraisal that requires no inspection

  2. An exception to full appraisal requirements for certain refinances

  3. A mandatory inspection condition for all refinances

  4. A specific construction requirement for appraisals

The correct answer is: An exception to full appraisal requirements for certain refinances

A property inspection waiver is specifically designed to streamline the refinancing process by allowing certain eligible borrowers to bypass the traditional appraisal requirements. This waiver applies to specific refinancing situations where the lender assesses that the property's value can be reasonably determined based on data available in their system, rather than necessitating a full appraisal. This can significantly reduce both the time and cost associated with refinancing, as it eliminates the need for an in-person property inspection. This understanding focuses on how property inspection waivers fit into the broader context of mortgage lending practices, particularly for streamlined refinancing scenarios. Unlike other options, which suggest either a full appraisal requirement or construction conditions that aren't related to the concept of a waiver, the selection accurately reflects the intention behind such waivers in facilitating more efficient loan processes.