Aptitude Questions and Answers from US Mortgage - Title Search Part 7
Aptitude Questions and Answers from US Mortgage - Title Search Part 7
Question No. 1
a. Judicial
b. Non-Judicial
The correct answer is Option b. Non-Judicial.
Question No. 2
Judgment Lien is an example of ____________.
a. Voluntary Lien
b. Involuntary Lien
The correct answer is Option b. Involuntary Lien.
Question No. 3
Which refinance comes with a higher interest rate as it
carries greater risk to the lender?
a. Cash-Out Refinance
b. Rate & Term Refinance
The correct answer is Option a. Cash-Out Refinance.
Question No. 4
For an added premium, title companies will issue an ____________ owner’s policy to cover possible title defects excluded.
a. Standard coverage
b. Extended coverage
The correct answer is Option b. Extended coverage.
Question No. 5
There is no need to obtain a survey or inspection for a ____________ policy.
a. CLTA
b. ALTA
The correct answer is Option a. CLTA.
Question No. 6
Mobile home with affidavit of affixture will be considered as ____________.
a. Real Property
b. Personal Property
The correct answer is Option a. Real Property.
Question No. 7
UCC-1 Financing Statement is generally filed ____________.
a. With the Secretary of State
b. In the County land records
The correct answer is Option b. In the County land records.
Question No. 8
MERSCORP Holdings, Inc. provides access to data in the MERS® System to homeowners, county officials, and regulatory officials. The access is ____________.
a. free of charge
b. Chargeable
The correct answer is Option a. free of charge.
Question No. 9
What does loan-to-value ratio (LTV) mean?
a. It's the outstanding mortgage balance to the
current value of a home
b. Its the appraised value of a home
The correct answer is Option a. It's the outstanding mortgage balance to the current value of a home.
Question No. 10
When someone has satisfied their lien on their property it is then considered a ____________.
a. Conveyance
b. Reconveyance
The correct answer is Option b. Reconveyance.
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