Case Study
Questions
Read the
below case study and answer the following questions in the Comments Section.
Carrie has been licensed as an MLO for
about 10 months. Carrie has been doing
pretty well in this role. She increased
the company clientele by 25% by providing existing clients with matchless and
sound mortgage advice as per their residential needs, and by reaching
prospective clients proactively. She is
great at communication, but when it comes to organization and compliance
requirements, Carrie could use some work.
It
is March 31st and Carrie has just been reminded that she needs to submit her
composite annual report. As mentioned,
Carrie isn’t the best at organization, so she is scrambling to find all the
records she needs. In addition, her
company moved offices 3 months prior, and in the scramble to move Carrie took
records home and stored them in her basement.
On top of that, Carrie’s house flooded and during the remodel, she moved
all of her important records to her parents’ house in North Carolina. Carrie tracks down all the records she needed
and begins to fill out her report.
She includes the volume and amounts of
first and second lien mortgage loans originated by licensee and closed in the
name of another party and the volume and amounts of first and second lien
mortgage loans originated and closed in the name of the licensee. In addition, she includes the net revenue earned
in SC. Carrie finally submits her report
with the Administrator on April 1st, vowing that she will never let this happen
again. Now, let’s ask a few questions
here.
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- Is
there anything questionable about Carrie’s recordkeeping?
A. No, SC doesn’t have any recordkeeping
requirements
B. Yes,
her records are not “reasonably available”
C. No, Carrie was able to access the
records she needed, so there is no problem
D. None of the above
- Did
Carrie provide everything correctly on her composite annual report?
A. No, Carrie provided her net revenue, not
the total gross revenue
B. Yes, Carrie provided everything
correctly
C. No, Carrie did not provide the volume
and amounts of first and second lien mortgage loans
D. Yes, she provided everything correctly,
just not in a timely fashion
- How
much does Carrie owe in fines for submitting her report late?
A. $50
B. There is no penalty for late submission
C. $100
D. $200
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